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He loaded the scatter file for the new replacement phone (also an MT6765) and compared the partition table. "The offsets are different," he noted. "The new firmware updated the security patch, shifting the block alignment."
"No," Elias said, saving the log file and closing the hex editor. "Just a guy who knows how to repack a MediaTek partition."
Elias opened the raw binary file in his hex editor. It looked like chaos—endless streams of hexadecimal values. But deep inside the NVRAM partition lay the he sought. It wasn't a standard SQL file; it was a proprietary NVDATA format used by MediaTek to store Wi-Fi calibration, radio bands, and in this case, the hardware-backed keystore the journalist’s app relied on.