Hi Tom, On 3/2/14, Tom Ritter <t...@ritter.vg> wrote: > On Mar 2, 2014 11:47 AM, "Kevin" <kevinsisco61...@gmail.com> wrote: >> Tom: >> Pherhaps I am in the dark about this, but I'm sure attacking android is > quite simple as mobile security is farely new. I have to wonder why you > are asking? > > If it's simple, surely there are product descriptions, manuals, commercial > offerings, leaked documents, tutorials, etc? I mean we have all that for > testing mobile apps, web apps, disk forensics, those portable power > machines that let you move a server without powering out down etc... >
These documents seem to be useful for you: http://www.rcfl.gov/Downloads/Documents/XRY%20Supported%20Devices.xls http://www.rcfl.gov/Downloads/Documents/UFED%20Supported%20Phone%20List.xls http://www.rcfl.gov/Downloads/Documents/SecureView%20Support%20List.pdf This document is also quite interesting: http://www.rcfl.gov/DSP_P_CellKiosk.cfm Basically, the FBI operates these "kiosks" for local cops who don't have the talent of the FBI (whose talent here appears to be the field of buying comercial forensics software): http://www.rcfl.gov/downloads/documents/CPIK_Brochure.pdf They also operate a "loose media kiosk" as well: http://www.rcfl.gov/downloads/documents/LMK_Brochure.pdf As a side note, you may also enjoy this forensics bootkit that they offer: http://www.rcfl.gov/downloads/documents/IS3_Brochure.pdf Many of the regional RCFL offices document their attack capabilities and services on their respective website: http://www.njrcfl.org/downloads/documents/NJRCFLbrochure.pdf If you really want to get into the capabilities, I encourage you to research the background of folks working with the RCFL or similar groups. They often speak in public and demonstrate their capabilities openly. Here is one example that lists a bunch of interesting programs: https://www.icactaskforce.org/Conferences/NatlConf2012/Documents/Training_Program.pdf That slide deck is pretty disturbing on a bunch of levels. Still, it is of relevance to your question, I think. All the best, Jacob _______________________________________________ cryptography mailing list cryptography@randombit.net http://lists.randombit.net/mailman/listinfo/cryptography
