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| - | This page is a work in progress. | + | **This page is a work in progress.** |
| - | ===== Introduction ===== | + | |
| - | ===== Recommendations ===== | + | {{wst> |
| - | ===== Methods ===== | + | {{wst> |
| - | Software Tools | + | ===== Introduction ===== |
| - | - [[phones: | + | This is a collection of dumping guides for |
| - | - [[phones: | + | |
| - | Hardware Tools | + | Currently, we only have guides for Japanese feature |
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| - | File System Tools | + | ===== Recommendations ===== |
| - | | + | The preferred method for extracting data from feature phones is through USB. For most Docomo phones and select SoftBank phones, the best way to extract data is using the [[phones: |
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| + | The second best method is through JTAG using a tool like the [[phones: | ||
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| + | The last method for extract data from feature phones is direct chip dump. This method is the most destructive of all, but is necessary for phones that cannot be exploited through USB or JTAG. | ||
| ===== Phones by Provider ===== | ===== Phones by Provider ===== | ||
| - | Japan | + | Due to the variety and complexity of data dumping methods for Japanese feature phones, we have sorted our guides by mobile service provider and phone manufacturer. Start here by selecting your device' |
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| + | ==== Japan ==== | ||
| * [[phones: | * [[phones: | ||
| * [[phones: | * [[phones: | ||
| * [[phones: | * [[phones: | ||
| * [[phones: | * [[phones: | ||
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| + | ===== Methods ===== | ||
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| + | Software Tools for Data Extraction | ||
| + | - [[template: | ||
| + | - Revskills | ||
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| + | Hardware Tools for Data Extraction | ||
| + | - [[phones: | ||
| + | - Riff Box | ||
| + | - JLink | ||
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| + | Hardware Tools for Research | ||
| + | - JTAGulator | ||
| + | - JTAGenum | ||
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| + | File System Tools | ||
| + | - [[template: | ||
| + | - [[template: | ||
| ===== Operating System/File System/FTL Extraction Guides ===== | ===== Operating System/File System/FTL Extraction Guides ===== | ||
| + | The goal with most of our extraction tools is to convert the phone dump into a FAT image that can be read by [[template: | ||
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| Most extraction scripts are written in Python with some exceptions. Some tools are either Windows-exclusive or Linux-exclusive (compatible with WSL). | Most extraction scripts are written in Python with some exceptions. Some tools are either Windows-exclusive or Linux-exclusive (compatible with WSL). | ||
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| Other | Other | ||
| * [[template: | * [[template: | ||
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