Guide for Siri Authentication keys on Windows

By following this guide you will learn how to extract Siri Authentication keys from a function iPhone 4S, once these keys are extracted they can be used with any Siri GUI Ports and SiriProxy to create a functioning version of Siri on non-supported devices.
Please not that you should never distribute your own keys, as they will be blacklisted by Apple if they are seen connected to too many requests.

Install Ruby and DevKit:

Download necessary files here and here

• Run Ruby '1.9.3.exe'
• Install to desired path (I used default C:\Ruby193)
• Select all optional installation extras

You will now have 'Start Command Prompt with Ruby' in your menu, This is what we will be using.

(I will refer to this in guides as RubyCMD)

• Open 'Ruby DevKit 4.5.2' (Please Run After fresh ruby install [No extra gems installed])
• Extract to chosen destination (I chose C:\DevKit and recommend this)
• Open RubyCMD

Run:

 cd C:\Devkit
 //*[or your chosen install directory]
 ruby dk.rb init
 ruby dk.rb install

Testing the install:

 gem install rdiscount --platform=ruby

You should see: Temporarily enhancing PATH to include DevKit...

Confirm gem is working:

ruby -rubygems -e "require 'rdiscount'; puts RDiscount.new ('**Hello Ruby Installer**').to_html'"

Congratulations you now have Ruby with DevKit installed on Windows.
*Credit for installed to 'RubyInstaller for Windows'*

For OpenSSL download the following files:

• 32-bit or 64-bit
• Install to C:\OpenSSL
• Note: You may need to install Microsoft C++ 2008 Redistributables. Get them here:
• Microsoft C++ 2008 Redistributables: 32-bit or 64-bit

• Choose to Copy OpenSSL DLLs to \bin directory.
• Now we need to add this to the system path.
• Open: Control Panel, System, Advanced, Environment Variables,System Variable.
• Edit the variable named 'path' and add:
• ;C:\OpenSSL\bin
• At the end of the current value.
• Apply and close

Open RubyCMD and type:

 openssl

You should now start OpenSSL in RubyCMD with no errors congratulations!


Download Python:

• 32-bit or 64-bit
• Install to C:\Python
• Choose to Copy OpenSSL DLLs to \bin directory.
• Now we need to add this to system path.
• Open: Control Panel, System, Advanced, Environment Variables,System Variable)
• Edit the variable named 'path' and add:
• ;C:\Python
• At the end of the current value.
• Apply and close

Open RubyCMD and type:

 python

Python should now start in RubyCMD.

We now need to install necessary gems


Open RubyCMD and run:

 gem install CFPropertyList 

 gem install eventmachine --pre

Install libxml2:

• Download necessary files Here
• Move both iconv.dll and libxml2-2.dll to C:\Ruby193\bin

Generating the certificates

Create a working Directory (Such as C:\SiriServer\Certs)


Open RubyCMD as Admin and run:

(When prompted for password enter whatever you wish. I recommend you choose the same password whenever requested to avoid confusion.
When requested you can enter whatever company information you wish, except at all times enter guzzoni.apple.com as common name, and put in no challenge password.)

 cd C:\SiriServer\Certs
 openssl 
 genrsa -des3 -out ca.key 4096

 req –new –x509 –days 365 –key ca.key –out ca.crt

 genrsa –des3 –out server.key 4096

 req –new –key server.key –out  server.csr

 x509 –req –days 365 –in server.csr –CA ca.crt –CAkey ca.key –set_serial 01 –out server.passless.crt

 rsa –in server.key –out server.key.insecure

 Exit


 move server.key server.key.secure
 move server.key.insecure server.passless.key

 In your C:\SiriServer\Certs folder you should now have the file ca.crt:

• Email to your 4S and install by opening the file on the iPhone

Move server.passless.key and server.passless.crt to C:\SiriServer

Running the DNS and server:

Download SiriServer.rb Here and extract to C:\SiriServer

Running the DNS:

• Download the DNS script here
• Make folder C:\SiriServer\DNS and extract dns.py to it.
• On line 29 edit 'YourIPGoesHere' with the ip address of your PC
• On Your phones Wi-Fi, click the blue icon to the side of connected network and set the DNS to the IP address of your PC.

Run:

 cd C:\SiriServer\DNS  
 python dns.py

Now keep this open and open a new RubyCMD Window.

Run:

 cd C:\SiriServer

 ruby siriServer.rb

Now run Siri on your iPhone 4S

Collect your codes  :)

Codes will be dumped in the RubyCMD Windows

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