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steal data from a phone - Kevo7377 - Feb 26, 2024
Does anyone know of a USB stick or any other tool that can steal data from a phone? whether remotely or not, it makes no difference
RE: steal data from a phone - Nemo5 - Feb 26, 2024
USB Rubber Ducky.
Also various forensic tools such as Cellebrite or Oxygen Forensic Detective are capable of extracting data from mobile devices via USB connection.
RE: steal data from a phone - DramaKing - Feb 26, 2024
(Feb 26, 2024 03:17 PM)Nemo5 Wrote: USB Rubber Ducky.
Also various forensic tools such as Cellebrite or Oxygen Forensic Detective are capable of extracting data from mobile devices via USB connection.
If there is a lockscreen bypass exploit for your phone (and I'm assuming you need one), forensic tools will be a good bet. Not that just anyone with large enough amounts of cash will be able to buy a copy.
The Rubber Ducky is good for social engineering and acting as a way to type remotely. It will not be able to unlock a locked phone without a PIN or password.
RE: steal data from a phone - Nemo5 - Feb 27, 2024
While forensic tools may require a significant investment, they offer advanced capabilities for extracting data from locked devices.
Regarding the USB Rubber Ducky, you're correct that it's primarily useful for social engineering and remote typing, rather than directly bypassing locked screens. However, it can still be a valuable tool in certain scenarios for gaining access to systems or executing specific commands.
RE: steal data from a phone - pelorustech - Feb 28, 2024
(Feb 26, 2024 01:42 PM)Kevo7377 Wrote: Does anyone know of a USB stick or any other tool that can steal data from a phone? whether remotely or not, it makes no difference
They may even use a spoofed site, which is a fake login page that looks like the real one, to collect your credentials
RE: steal data from a phone - DramaKing - Mar 2, 2024
(Mar 2, 2024 07:09 AM)Kevo7377 Wrote: there is no such thing as a flash drive which, if inserted into a phone, "sucks" all the data. or even a remote tool. I need something fast to take all the photos and other data a phone does without me realizing it
as well as rubber ducky and similar tools like cellbrite (if you know where to buy it, can you tell me?)
You cannot simply buy Cellebrite software. You have to contact their sales team to get a quote. Also, they do not sell to individuals to prevent people like you from abusing the tools for malicious purposes. The Rubber Ducky is a pentesting tool for injecting keystrokes and is completely different.