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Unfortunetly, no. That would have been awesome, though. It just listed time/date and to/from and type of message (MMS/SMS).
If you did that it should show up on the extraction.
Ie cellebrite will show you the phone number used and then match it with the name in your address book. If you changed the address book to reflect a different name and then sent the messages from your own number, your own number would be reflected in the text message.
Did you ask for it - sometimes they give you what they think you need, not necessarily everything that they hold
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Paul Sanderson
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Any particular reason you don't want to share it with the forum?
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Scott Tucker
Aptegra Consulting, LLC
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I wondered the same thing. It makes me resent answering questions for people openly on the forum which anyone can see when there are some folks that don't. The forum is supposed to support knowledge sharing, if you don't want to share why not just PM the other person in the first place.
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Colin Mortimer
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Editing iPhone SMS messages
Re: Editing iPhone SMS messages
Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 11:42 am
Do AT&T have the size of the messages logged?
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Paul Sanderson
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PaulSanderson - Senior Member
Re: Editing iPhone SMS messages
Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 11:45 am
- PaulSandersonDo AT&T have the size of the messages logged?
Unfortunetly, no. That would have been awesome, though. It just listed time/date and to/from and type of message (MMS/SMS).
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sward6 - Member
Re: Editing iPhone SMS messages
Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 3:10 pm
- TomPDon't rule out the simple option that the recipient of the threatening messages may have saved their own number under the senders name. They could then have written the messages to them self. The handset would present them in both an incoming and outgoing format. The person could then delete the duplications and it would look like a conversation with that named person.
If you did that it should show up on the extraction.
Ie cellebrite will show you the phone number used and then match it with the name in your address book. If you changed the address book to reflect a different name and then sent the messages from your own number, your own number would be reflected in the text message.
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randomaccess - Senior Member
Re: Editing iPhone SMS messages
Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 3:40 pm
- sward6- PaulSandersonDo AT&T have the size of the messages logged?
Unfortunetly, no. That would have been awesome, though. It just listed time/date and to/from and type of message (MMS/SMS).
Did you ask for it - sometimes they give you what they think you need, not necessarily everything that they hold
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PaulSanderson - Senior Member
Re: Editing iPhone SMS messages
Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2013 7:34 am
Hi,
Having modified photograph metadata on iOS without jailbreaking, I am pretty certain that SMS can also be edited. I don't want to post the method here but PM me and I would be glad to test my method for you.
Cheers
David
Having modified photograph metadata on iOS without jailbreaking, I am pretty certain that SMS can also be edited. I don't want to post the method here but PM me and I would be glad to test my method for you.
Cheers
David
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Redcelica67 - Senior Member
Re: Editing iPhone SMS messages
Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2013 10:20 am
- Redcelica67I don't want to post the method here but PM me and I would be glad to test my method for you.
Any particular reason you don't want to share it with the forum?
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Scott Tucker
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TuckerHST - Senior Member
Re: Editing iPhone SMS messages
Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2013 10:42 am
- TuckerHSTAny particular reason you don't want to share it with the forum?
I wondered the same thing. It makes me resent answering questions for people openly on the forum which anyone can see when there are some folks that don't. The forum is supposed to support knowledge sharing, if you don't want to share why not just PM the other person in the first place.
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Colin Mortimer
FishNet Security
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Coligulus - Senior Member