BlackBerry OS 10.3.1.2558 official OTA update rolling out in various countries
BlackBerry has issued a new OS build of 10.3.1 with version 2558 for BlackBerry 10 devices.
The over-the-air update for BlackBerry OS 10.3.1.2558 has already hit regions such as Canada, India, Austria, the UK and South Africa. The update addresses the OpenSSL FREAK vulnerability, reports CrackBerry.
Recently, BlackBerry acknowledged this and issued a security notice for the 'FREAK' vulnerability. It has also produced a list of affected and non-affected software versions.
According to the security notice, OpenSSL Factoring attack on RSA-EXPORT keys is a vulnerability in BlackBerry products. The OpenSSL cryptographic software library is open source software used to secure client/server transactions.
Leak OS 10.3.1.2558 for BlackBerry 10 devices
Folks at the BlackBerry forum have obtained access to the leaked files for OS 10.3.1.2558. BlackBerry has halted the update temporarily as there were several issues found in the previous OS 10.3.1. But you can taste the leak OS until the official firmware arrives in your region. Following are the download links for leak OS 10.3.1.2558.
BlackBerry Passport [Debrick and Core OS]
BlackBerry Z30, Z10, Z3, Q5, Q10 [Debrick OS and Core OS]
BlackBerry Z10 STL 100-1 [Debrick and Core OS]
Radios
Z10 STL 100-2/3/4 and Porsche P9982
Autoloaders
Check out the following guide if you are looking for a way to upgrade your device non-destructively using the download links for the leaked OS. This process will ensure that you do not lose any data. It is very much like doing an OTA update.
Before following the guide, create a backup of all data of your Blackberry 10 device. You should be having a Windows system and install BlackBerry OS 10.3.1 according to the model number of your device.
How to install leaked BlackBerry OS 10.3.1.2558 on your BlackBerry 10 device
Step-1: Install the latest version of Sachesi
Step-2: Download the three files for your device
- Radio
- Core OS
- Debrick
Note:Ensure that you download the correct file according to the Blackberry model you are having.
The smallest file is Radio and should look like this;
- qc8960.wtr5-10.3.1.2559-nto+armle-v7+signed.bar
The biggest file is Debrick and look like this;
- qc8960.factory_sfi.desktop-10.3.1.2558-nto+armle-v7+signed.bar
The Core OS file looks like this
- qc8960.factory_sfi-10.3.1.2558-nto+armle-v7+signed.bar
Step-3:Create a folder on your hard drive and name it as the OS you downloaded- 10.3.1.2558
Step-4: Create a second folder on your hard drive and name it 10.3.12558 Debrick
Step-5: Put the Core OS and the radio in the 10.3.1.2558 folder
Step-6: Put the Debrick file in OS 10.3.12558 Debrick folder
Step-7: Open Sachesi and click Extract tab [You don't need to connect your device]. Click on Extract Signed button and select this new big file from 10.3.12558 Debrick folder.
You should see a progress bar running. Wait until the process is finished. Your 10.3.12558 Debrick folder is now a bigger folder and looks like this
- qcfm.image.com.qnx.qcfm.qc8960.factory_sfi.desktop .BB10_3_1.2558.834561.signed
In Sachesi, click on Extract Appsbutton and select the new .signed file from 10.3.12558 Debrick folder.
You will again see a progress bar running, wait for it to finish. In the 10.3.12558 Debrick folder, is a new sub folder which looks like this;
- qcfm.image.com.qnx.qcfm.qc8960.factory_sfi.desktop .BB10_3_1.2558.834561
Open this folder and copy all files in 10.3.12558 folder created earlier (where you have put the Core OS and Radio)
Step-8: Place your device in airplane mode and connect it using USB cable. Enter the password. Now click Install. Click the checkbox for Only install newer apps. Then click Install Folder button and select your 10.3.1.2558 folder. A progress circle should appear, wait until the process is completed
Step-9: Your BlackBerry device will restart now and the first boot will take time slightly longer than usual
Your BlackBerry 10 device should be running leaked OS 10.3.1.2558.
[Source: CrackBerry via CB Forum]
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