SOCD report (iBoot panic) - encoded SoC report, no reason in the text

Supplied troubleshooting notes

A SOCD file (panic-base+socd) is a report from the Apple-silicon SoC that the phone hit an unrecoverable fault during startup (iBoot stage). Its panicString names no part: the detail sits in the encoded "SOCDContainers" data, which this analyzer cannot read. It usually follows another panic, so the reason is in the panic-full logs from the same phone around the same time. Likely: The fault named in the panic-full logs from the same time, Boot-stage power, SoC or storage fault when SOCD repeats with no panic-full. Open Analytics Data and decode every panic-full from the same day; match them by crashReporterKey (same phone) and time. Repair what the panic-full shows first, then check whether SOCD files stop. SOCD repeating with no panic-full: DFU restore (not from backup) on the latest iOS. Still repeating after a clean restore: board level, boot path (main rails, SoC, NAND); do not replace parts on SOCD alone.

Supplied evidence tier: kb_c