OTIX DFU ERASE ( A12 - A13 )

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OTIX Passcode Erase A12-A13 V1.0 - Bypass Tool HOT RELEASE! OTIX Passcode Erase A12-A13 The World's First Tool to fully erase A12 - A13 devices from DFU MODE.Erase on the same iOS & Bypass Hello seamlessly! Download OTIX Tool Supported Devices iPhones (A12 & A13) iPhone XR iPhone XS & XS Max iPhone 11, 11 Pro, 11 Pro Max iPhone SE (2nd Gen) iPads (A12 & A13) iPad mini 5 iPad Air 3 iPad 9 Need Assistance? Have questions about the hardware wiring, or need help executing the tool? Reach out to our support team directly. WhatsApp Support Telegram Support Software Steps Execute these steps to erase the device while maintaining the same iOS version, enabling a successful Hello Bypass. Connect your device to the OTIX tool in DFU mode. The tool will automatically copy the device's ECID. Register the ECID with your OTIX reseller. Perform the USBLiter 8 exploit via DFU using the custom hardware board (See the hardware guide below!). Once the exploit is successful, connect the pwned device back to the Mac and re-open the tool. Wait for the erase to finish, and enjoy your freshly erased device! Why is this tool necessary? No Passcode Bypass A12+ Passcode Limit No passcode bypass currently exists for A12+ devices. Erasing is mandatory. If you have an A12 - A13 device that relocked after a Hello Bypass with a lock screen passcode, this tool allows you to completely erase it on the same iOS, so you can successfully apply a Hello Bypass again! USBLITER8 RP2350 Pwn DFU Setup Guide A simple guide for hardware selection, wiring, firmware flashing, and connection order by Otix. Use this guide only with devices you own or have clear permission to test[cite: 1]. 1. Hardware Requirements & Wiring Options You will need an RP2350 microcontroller board to trigger the Pwn DFU exploit. Select one of the options below: Option A: Waveshare RP2350 USB-A Board Highly Recommended The recommended board is the Waveshare RP2350 USB-A board[cite: 1]. This is the easiest option because it already includes a USB-A host port, so the Lightning cable can be connected directly after flashing[cite: 1]. No cutting or soldering is needed on the phone-side cable[cite: 1]. Option B: Raspberry Pi Pico 2 RP2350 (Cut Cable) Advanced Alternatively, you can use the Raspberry Pi Pico 2 RP2350[cite: 1]. For this board, you must connect the USB data and power lines manually or solder a USB-C breakout board[cite: 1]. Wiring Map: GND connects to Lightning GND[cite: 1]. VBUS/VCC connects to Lightning VCC / USB 5V[cite: 1]. (Important: connect USB 5V/VCC to VBUS, not to the 3V3 pin[cite: 1]). GP12 connects to Lightning D+[cite: 1]. GP13 connects to Lightning D-[cite: 1]. Option C: Pico 2 with USB-C Breakout Board Advanced If you do not want to cut a Lightning cable, solder a USB-C breakout board to the Pico 2[cite: 1]. Keep the wires short and clean[cite: 1]. After soldering, check continuity and make sure there is no short between VBUS and GND[cite: 1]. 2. Flashing the Firmware Download the firmware package from: Mega Drive Link[cite: 1]. Choose the firmware file that matches your exact board (Waveshare or Pico 2)[cite: 1]. Unplug the RP2350 board from your computer[cite: 1]. Press and hold the BOOT button on the board[cite: 1]. While holding BOOT, plug the board into your Mac or laptop[cite: 1]. Release the BOOT button after the board appears as a USB drive[cite: 1]. Drag and drop the correct .uf2 firmware file onto the RP2350 drive[cite: 1]. Wait for the copy to finish. The board will reboot automatically, and your board is ready[cite: 1]. 3. Execution Order (Using the Board) Follow this exact order for the most stable result[cite: 1]: Connect the iPhone to your Mac or laptop first[cite: 1]. Put the iPhone into DFU mode[cite: 1]. Plug the RP2350 board into power and wait until it turns on[cite: 1]. A stable green light means the board is ready[cite: 1]. Connect the DFU iPhone to the RP2350 board[cite: 1]. A blinking green light means the process is running[cite: 1]. When the green light becomes stable again, the operation has completed successfully[cite: 1]. Hardware Safety Warnings Double Check Wiring Before powering the board, double-check every connection[cite: 1]. Wrong USB power wiring can damage the phone, cable, or RP2350 board[cite: 1]. Don't Trust Wire Colors When soldering the Pico 2, USB cable wire colors can vary, so do not trust color only[cite: 1]. Confirm each wire with a multimeter or a known cable pinout before soldering[cite: 1].