And on this phone, I’m going to jump back one level.Īnd now, in my option world, I have “Developer options”. And when that happens, then we have access to this thing called “Developer options”. Four, one step closer, five, six, seven, and then it says, “Hey, now you’re a developer!” Fantastic. So, I’ll do one, two, three oh, and the phone says, “Listen, you’re about to be a developer”. So, here’s the build number we talked about tapping. So, I scroll through, “Baseband”, “Kernel”, oh, “Build Number” right at the bottom. So, tap on “About Phone” and then I’m looking, for what I got, “Support status”, “Legal information”, “Certificates”, “Usage”, “Model”, “Android version”, “Security patch”.
I want “About Phone” and there’s our 元312 model. And things like there’s, “Language”, “Gestures”, you know, “Backup”, “Software updates”, “Reset”. And what it says is, “Language & input, Date & Time, Backup.” I’m going to start there and looking for my, oh, there we go. So, we get into “Display” menu, and I’ll go back from there to where I can scroll the list here, and if I get down toward the bottom here’s a “System” option. Let me just hit “Display” and turn this down some more.Īll right, I take that. I’ll tap that and I’ll get to this menu, which is, you know, why we’re here.
Kind of bright on that screen, but there’s the gear. And I’m going to swipe down from the top and find the “Settings” gear. So, here’s the phone, I’ll just get that activated so we can see it. So, I’ll get rid of that, and we’ll come over to the camera, if I get this out of the way. So, let’s go figure out where it is on this phone and get this phone into Developer Mode the way we need. You know, generally it’s somewhere in the “About Phone” section. So it’s kind of a standard thing in Android. To activate it, go to “Settings”, “About” click seven times on the “Build Number”.
#OXYGEN FORENSICS DETECTIVE ANDROID#
If I look here, it says on some Android devices the Developer Menu may be hidden by default. So, here’s a hyperlink, right? So anytime there’s a hyperlink, we can kind of see what’s going on behind the scenes there.
So, this says to “Connect the device, put it in USB Debugging Mode.” If this mode is not displayed in the settings, put the device in Developer Mode. And this is the extractor that will try to apply those to the Android when you have it in that Developer Mode and get that file system data where it’s just maybe an agent extraction, who knows what we can or can’t get in the hierarchy of physical logical, you know, what you see is what you get, things like that. So, this is a ‘the phone is unlocked’ situation where you have access to it, because we have to put it in Developer Mode, you know, enable USB debugging so the phone and the computer can kind of trade data the way we want.īut within that criteria are a set of common vulnerabilities that exist for different chip sets, different brands, different exploits. Here are the list of vulnerabilities that can be exploited. So, this is designed to extract data from the Android file system. I’ll just go ahead and click on it and we’ll kind of read what’s going on here.
So, I’ve got the extractor here and I’ve got a camera sitting here with one of my Sony Xperias that we’ll use to demonstrate this extraction. This option here in our Android extraction section of our forensic extractor for our devices. This video is a short look at the Android file system extractor. Hey everyone, Keith Lockhart here from Oxygen Forensics Training.
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