It will take a good amount of time to finish (possibly 30 min to an hour).This will take up a little over 500 megs. Leave them all checked and select "SaveTo" and pick an empty folder to dumb your phone memory to. This time it will show you a bunch of options.Go back to the "Memory Debug" program, browse for your phone again, and select "Get Regions" again.Go into the QPST configuration and setup the new port.Go into device manager -> Ports (COM & LPT) and find your phone's new COM port. You will most likely lose the connection to your phone because download mode uses different drivers and possible a different port. This will reboot your phone into "Download mode".With your phone connected via USB and selected via the "Browse" button, press "Get Regions".Run the "Memory Debug" program from QPST.Make sure your phone appears in the the "Active Phones" tab.In the "Ports" tab, if your com port isn't listed, select "Add New Port" and write in your com port as "COM#" (# being the number you noted in step 4).Ports > LGE Android Platform USB Serial Port > Properties > Port Settings > Advanced > COM port number.Connect your phone to your computer using a USB cable.Phone Dump: (portions of this were taken from the PRL guide) You may want to check if your login credentials are also being mishandled and possibly logged. I have not input that password in any app or browser. I have not input the password in any other place outside of when I first setup my phone. My google password is unique to that one account, and it is paired with my google login in the phone dump. It has my password in plain text over 120 times. My phone dump contains my google account password in plain text.not just once. In order to perform an FFT on the data, you should probably know whether it uses 24 bit per pixel or 32 bit per pixel. Storing only the data makes the screenshot useless. Any application storing an image will use an image file format. I am currently exploring a possible security fail on the part of android/google. To me, the definition of what a raw image is is unclear. I haven't tested this on the S but I assume it should be identical. To cross-compile it for Android your Android.I posted this over in the Optimus V thread, but I thought you guys might be interested in this as well. Void dump_memory_region(FILE* pMemFile, unsigned long start_address, long length, int serverSocket)įseeko(pMemFile, start_address, SEEK_SET) įor (address=start_address address \n", argv) The former will output the entire process memory to stdout, and the latter to the TCP port of your choice (you'll likely use netcat on the other end). I had the same need and after looking around I ended up writing my own program.
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