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_This script is introduced by the blog post at https://blog.digital-forensics.it/2019/07/huawei-backup-decryptor.html._
The `kobackupdec` script is a Python3 script aimed to decrypt Huawei *HiSuite* or *KoBackup* (the Android app) backups. When decrypting and uncompressing the archives, it will re-organize the output folders structure trying to _mimic_ the typical Android one. The script will work both on Windows and Linux hosts, provided the PyCryptoDome dependency.
The `kobackupdec` is a Python3 script aimed to decrypt Huawei *HiSuite* or *KoBackup* (the Android app) backups. When decrypting and uncompressing the archives, it will re-organize the output folders structure trying to _mimic_ the typical Android one. The script will work both on Windows and Linux hosts, provided the PyCryptoDome dependency.
## Usage
The script *assumes* that backups are encrypted with a user-provided password. It actually does not support the HiSuite _self_ generated password, when the user does not provide its own.
The script *assumes* that backups are encrypted with a user-provided password. Actually it does not support the HiSuite _self_ generated password, when the user does not provide its own.
```
usage: kobackupdec.py [-h] [-v] password backup_path dest_path
@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ DEBUG:root:SHA256(BKEY)[16] = b'8d969eef6ecad3c29a3a629280e686cf'
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```
The **output** folder structure will be similar to the following one: *data/data* applications will be exploded in their proper paths, and the APKs will be *restored* too (not icons, actually). Note that the **db** folder will contains the *special* databases as created by the Huawei backups.
The **output** folder structure will be similar to the following one: *data/data* applications will be exploded in their proper paths, and the APKs will be *restored* too (not icons, actually). Note that the **db** folder will contain the *special* databases as created by the Huawei backups.
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HiSuiteBackup