![]() Encryption is a real hurdle, raising the bar for proper extraction on most modern phones, with newer mechanisms (e.g. ![]() The phone forensics landscape is continuing to drift in a very expected direction, for those following since 2015. Here to share my two cents, for those interested. Hi, Shahar here - I lead Cellebrite's Security Research Labs dedicated to unlocking and advanced extractions. ![]() Preferred open source, freeware methods, or companies that will allow for trials prior to purchase so I can do a white paper on the program to convince the purse holders. Need something that is effective at these.Īny assistance/brainstorming/thoughts in general would be extremely helpful. Often they just aren't able to do anything with new phones or the Chinese/off brand phones, especially ZTE's. Issue #2: Cellebrite tries to be a "Jack of all trades" thus is a master of none. All I've been able to do is try common pattern locks and social engineer possible passcodes via knowledge of/searches on the subjects. More and more folks are using it and it doesn't seem to be an issue that's going away. Looking to expand my capabilities and knowledge base to hopefully get into phones that Celebrate cannot (passcodes are available for roughly 10% of the phones I receive, maybe less). In the past 2 months I've attempted to conduct extractions on 33 phones with 0 success on 8 of them. ![]() Tools: Cellebrite 4PC, Cellebrite PA, Cellebrite Analytics, GrayKey New product requests are painful, but I was able to convince the powers that be that Graykey would be a worthwhile tool and they finally pulled the trigger. No chip-off knowledge or capability and I'm not sure that I will ever be allowed to do it even if I was capable. Public sector, conducted extractions on roughly 300 devices, most of which are/were extremely time sensitive and tactical/on the go phone dumps. I'd like to think I'm pretty decent at my job, but lately it's been rough in the phone game. ![]()
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