Oxygen Forensic® Detective v.15.5 Introduces Support For Android Devices With UNISOC Chipsets

The latest update to our flagship solution is here, Oxygen Forensic® Detective v.15.5!

This version introduces support for Android devices based on the UNISOC T610/T618/T700 chipsets, analysis of drive partitions protected with BitLocker, parsing of Samsung Customization Service and many other features.

Support for the UNISOC T610/T618/T700 Chipsets

In Oxygen Forensic® Detective v.15.5 we’ve added the ability to extract hardware keys and decrypt physical dumps of Android devices based on the UNISOC T610/T618/T700 chipsets, running Android OS 10-13 and having File-Based Encryption (FBE). Please use the Spreadtrum method for these types of extractions. Supported devices include Blackview Tab 15, Digma Pro 1480E 4G, Infinix Hot 12 Play Unisoc T610, Lenovo Tab M10 (3rd Gen), Micromax In 2b, Realme C21Y, Teclast T40 plus, and more.

Support for the MT6761 Chipset

We’ve extended our MTK Android method. Oxygen Forensic® Detective v.15.5 enables extraction of hardware keys and decryption of Android devices based on the MT6761 chipset. Our support covers Xiaomi Poco C50, Xiaomi Redmi A1, Xiaomi Redmi A1+, Honor 8S 2020, Huawei Y5 2019, Huawei Y6 Prime 2019, Xiaomi Redmi 6A, and other models.

Extended Support for Samsung Exynos Devices

Oxygen Forensic® Detective v.15.5 adds support for Samsung Exynos devices having Full-Disk Encryption (FDE) and upgraded to Android OS 10-11. This method offers passcode brute force.


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Other Device Extractor Updates

Our updated Oxygen Forensic® Device Extractor introduces several other enhancements:

  • Updated extraction of Twitter, Viber, WhatsApp, and WhatsApp Business data via Android Agent.
  • Added keychain extraction via iOS Agent from Apple iOS devices with versions 15.0 – 15.5.
  • Added file system extraction via iOS Agent from Apple iOS devices with versions 15.0 – 15.7.1 and 16.0 – 16.1.2.
  • Added full file system and keychain extraction via checkm8 from Apple iOS devices with version 15.7.5.

App Support

We’ve added support for the following new apps:

  • Hide It Pro (Android)
  • Notepad Vault-AppHider (Android)
  • Notion (Android)
  • Tappsk (Apple iOS)

Moreover, we have added support for a valuable artifact – Samsung Customization Service (com.Samsung.Android.rubin.app). It collects and stores information about the user activity: application usage history, paces, location history, motion history, web history, search history, Wi-Fi connection history, settings, notifications, and events logs.

The total number of supported app versions now exceeds 38,500.

Import of Telegram Exported Data

We’ve added another source for acquiring Telegram data. Now investigators can import and parse Telegram Exported Data files that can be saved using the “Export Telegram Data” option in the Telegram app settings. To import them into our software, click the Downloaded Accounts Data option located on the software Home screen.

Telegram Exported Data files can contain the following information:

  • Account information
  • Contacts
  • Chats
    • Private chats
    • Chats with bots
    • Private channels and groups (only account messages)
    • Public channels and groups (only account messages)
  • Active sessions
  • Attachments
    • Photos
    • Videos
    • Voice messages
    • Video messages
    • Stickers
    • GIF

Cloud Extractor Updates

We’ve added several enhancements to our Cloud Extractor tool:

  • Extraction of Telegram artifacts: reactions, avatars, blocked users, group and channel requests, and Premium account information
  • Updated Facebook data extraction
  • Updated the ability to authorize in Tinder

Learn more about Oxygen Forensic® Cloud Extractor.

Analysis of Drive Partitions Protected with BitLocker

In Oxygen Forensic® Detective v.15.5 we’ve added the ability to analyze drive partitions protected with BitLocker. There are four methods of analysis:

  • If a drive partition is protected and locked, Oxygen Forensic® KeyScout can decrypt it with a known password or BitLocker recover key.
  • If a drive partition is protected and locked, Oxygen Forensic® KeyScout can also decrypt it with a FVEK (Full Volume Encryption Key) or a VMK (Volume Master Key) extracted from RAM memory.
  • If a drive partition is protected, but protectors are deleted or disabled, Oxygen Forensic® KeyScout detects this state and automatically decrypts the drive.
  • If a drive partition is protected but unlocked during the Oxygen Forensic® KeyScout work, investigators can use Oxygen Forensic® KeyScout to decrypt it or use the OS API to find data in a decrypted logical drive.

Analysis of Hibernation Files

Investigators can now analyze hibernation files that show the state of the machine before hibernation. These files might include recent processes, malware analysis, a list of open apps, information regarding open apps, internet history, media such as videos, photos, passwords, geolocation information, and timestamps.

New and Updated Artifacts

With the updated Oxygen Forensic® KeyScout, users can collect the following new artifacts:

  • Known network connections from Windows
  • Saved pop-up notifications from macOS
  • Briar data from Windows and Linux
  • Notepad++ from Windows and Linux
  • Information about the installed Debian Package/Advanced Packaging Tool packages from Linux

Updated artifact support includes:

  • User credentials from Windows Credential Manager
  • Telegram data from macOS

Learn more about Oxygen Forensic® KeyScout.

Interested in trying out Oxygen Forensic® Detective v.15.5? Request a free trial.

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