Understand the structure of the Manifest.db file.The Manifest.db file is an SQLite database used by iTunes to store metadata about the files backed up from an iPhone. The structure of this database can vary between different iOS versions. The absence of a "file" column in the Files table could indicate that the file metadata is stored in a different format or location within the database.Investigate the possibility of file metadata being stored in binary format.Given that you have identified the presence of the bplist00 magic number, this suggests that some data may be stored in a binary property list format. This format is often used to store complex data structures, which may not be directly visible in a standard SQLite database viewer.Check for additional tables or columns in the Manifest.db file.It is possible that the file metadata is stored in a different table or as part of a different column that is not immediately visible. Use an SQLite query to list all tables and their columns to determine if there are other relevant tables that may contain the file metadata.Extract and analyze the binary property list data.If you find that the file metadata is indeed stored in a binary format, you will need to extract this data and convert it from the binary property list format into a readable format. Tools like plutil or other plist readers can be used for this purpose.Consider the possibility of data compression or encryption.If the Manifest.db file is significantly larger than the exported CSV file, it is possible that some data is compressed or encrypted. Investigate if there are any compression algorithms or encryption methods applied to the data in the database.