Abort analysis and warn user when backup is encrypted#772
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Abort analysis and warn user when backup is encrypted#772
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When `check-backup` is run against an encrypted backup, Manifest.db cannot be opened as a plain SQLite database. Previously this caused a flood of confusing "file is not a database" errors across all modules. Now the Manifest module detects the sqlite3.DatabaseError on its first query and raises a new EncryptedBackupError. This exception propagates out of run_module() and is caught in Command.run(), which logs a clear critical message instructing the user to decrypt the backup first with `mvt-ios decrypt-backup`, then stops the analysis immediately. Fixes #769
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Awesome! It works great for me and protects from so much confusion when starting with MVT 🎉 |
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Fixes #769
Summary
EncryptedBackupErrorexception tomvt.common.moduleManifest.run(), catchessqlite3.DatabaseErrorwhen queryingManifest.db— the error that occurs when the database is encrypted — and raisesEncryptedBackupErrorCommand.run(), catchesEncryptedBackupErrorfromrun_module(), logs a clear critical message telling the user to decrypt the backup first usingmvt-ios decrypt-backup, and stops the entire analysis immediatelyPreviously, running
check-backupagainst an encrypted backup would silently continue through all modules, producing a flood of confusing "file is not a database" errors. Now the analysis aborts early with a single actionable message.