Hacking into Android in 32 seconds | HID attack | Metasploit | PIN brute force PoC
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- Опубліковано 14 вер 2024
- Samsung S7 is connected to Pixel as HID device (keyboard) that tries to brute force lock screen PIN (PoC) and then download, install and launch Metasploit payload
How to prevent such scenario
1) Charge you smartphone using you own adapter when possible
2) Don't use trivial PIN or password lock screen protection
3) Use mobile security software that will detect Metasploit payload
Tutorial & link to HID script: github.com/and...
[Video is published] How to unlock PIN protected Android device using ADB or HID method
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Exactly what one could expect when the pin code is 1111
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For this attack, USB debugging should be enabled and normies generally don't do that.
glad someone knows
You knew it already😅
@@AmeerulZ99 😃
the connected device act as a keyboard which does not require usb debugging. any otg enabled device can be vulnerable i may be wrong
@@sobhaks7231 but as shown in video it didn't use the digitiser. So the device knows that the input isn't from any human touch. That means if the device is to be unlocked the way it's shown here, usb debugging must be enabled...
But you may be right and I may be wrong.🙂
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An attack like this is not possible on recent devices. After ten unsuccessful attempts the attack is once every thirty seconds. On some devices there is a risk of erasing the data.
Exactly my thought
Everyone is a gansta untill this man tries to hack in iphone.
@@msc4308 Or any phone released in the past couple of years.
It's possible bro I have tried
This attack is actually possible considering the usual reuse off passwords
Its not a one size fits all attack but it may be successful on some victims
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Ya imagine brute forcing a pin when it locks you out every 5 trys
Ikr😂
This is a valid prevention method tho
this is a prove of concept, unlocking device without exploit is difficult and long lasting process....however, for unlocking I would advice to use the most used PINs (there is a list) or use custom PIN list with lucky number, dates, birthday, years etc. of user
@X ?
May be we should start(the process again ) from the beginning.....😜
Imagine planting a backdoor and have access by accessing it one time
If a vulnerability requires physical access, it's already exploiting a vulnerability
Having access by accessing hah
Imagine understanding this- tf how do you guys know? From where)))
@@solcan4235 you learn fundamentals from cyber security education. I think most popular is using Kali Linux and using metasploit to get into older OS PC's. I remember using NSAs eternal blue in class.
@@microjigging Oh good old Eternalblue, works like a charm
Pov: You haven't enabled USB debugging 😂
😂😂
No need. You are emulating HID. Keyboard at the moment
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@@DmitriNesterovso please correct me if im wrong. the victim phone sees the otg connector and the attacker phone just as A keyword 😮. so you don't need the usb debug promotion anyway. that is brilliant and scary actually 😮😂
@@user-gb2qn6mq9p nobody knows how many wrong attempts are allowed.
Moral of the story: if you plan on getting thrown in the back of a cop car, *DONT BRING YOUR PHONE*
Buy an iphone
@@khappekhappe133 bruh😂
Just bring an old Nokia
@@khappekhappe133 iPhone are the easiest u remebr when fbi had hacked into one?
@@Matt-xx7dy or a old slide up samsung that had a keyboard that dnt used android
So it bruit forced a password which in reality is slow af as there is a lock out screen after too many attempts that gets long and longer everytime you fail
Not in Android, it's only 30s every 5 incorrect attempts, but yeah brute force would be terribly inefficient.
@@ashishkulkarnii it's longer Everytime on Android, the maximum is 30 minutes
@@Elsass68Powaa mine just makes it to 30 seconds hmmmmmm
How it looked like he used hydra
Some brute force tactics use something that it will bypass time limit
1. This won't work if USB Debugging is disabled on target device - which is by default and normal people don't enable it either.
2. Multiple failed pin attempts block the device lock for 30 seconds, now unless your second attempt is the phone's original pin, this won't work.
3. Even if USB Debugging is enabled, the android's authorization dialog wont be shown unless the device is unlocked, in which you case, you can't access device from adb.
There are multiple bypasses for that its a fucking android
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@@thusisibonelo641 how i searched everywhere how can this work?
@Thusi Sibonelo 🤓 stop lying
This is a USB HID attack, not ADB
Imagine putting a video in the phone and he rickrolled us 😂
😂true bro
unfortunately not, this is actually an old technique to inject keyboard to connected device
@@mobilehacker make something that rick roll us
@@andrejscepanovic1347 what would rock 'n roll you?
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this hack is absolute best case scenario. for those iphone users who thought androids are this easily hacked are stupid.
1. the script already knows the password (or guessed the exact pin out of pure luck)
2. the pin is only 4 digits which significantly decreases security regardless of software used
3. this hack will not work for long and reliably as the device will have a cool down for 30 seconds and some phones will even erase the entire device if too many incorrect attempts
4. not all android device allow otg from lock screen, or even have otg support.
5. most phones you will have to unlock to allow usb access same for usb debugging.
6. on newer android versions, the password entry field for unlocking the phone can not be entered by a non system app keyboard
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I think This is practically impossible cuz, the device(victim) will delay the time you'll make your next attempt when the device (attacker) generate a wrong code. Uless you throw a right key code in the script (1st to 6th attempt) you want be able to unlock the device.
He won't be able to go for 6th attempt.
Beause on the 6th attempt, phone will reset automatically.
The person who have set to reset it the mobile after 5th attempts.
unlocking device without exploit is difficult and long lasting process....but, if you forget your pin and you want to access your data, there is no other method
@@mobilehacker stfu.
Hackerdone22 on IG get it done for me
@@mobilehacker it can be unlocked with miracle box etc
Need some knowledge about chip level repairing
I bet the first few pins were intentionally wrong and before getting locked for a few seconds, the correct pin was given. Would've been much real if the attacker didn't know the pin already. Anyway, nice one to trick our friends..
you don't need to bet, if you slow down the video the pin is literally 1111 :D
to brute force a 4 digit pin is ez
@R R hashcat, john the ripper or any other brute force tool
@@unpopularopinions6974 works only when there’s no time limit that exponentially get longer each failed attempt
@@unpopularopinions6974To brute force a 4 digit pin is ez. But not on modern smartphones, as they have time limits after few attempts. And may even permanently lock your phone and ask for other means of access to your account.
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The "connectors" makes it like the scene I've seen in movies 😯....
This was on Android 7.1... We're on Android 12 now, coming on 13 in a few months. As fancy as this is, people with a recent phone shouldn't have anything to worry about
If the bruteforce attack was realistic, it would still be possible, hes probably using adb
@Gagaboubou abd requires the user to turn on a setting with Devoloper mode which is highly unlikely. This was a HID attack which all it did was pretend like it's a keyboard, which still, all you need is a pin that's not simple and you just doged this attack
Funniest shit I've ever seen. Normal phone will lock you out in 5 tries, and plus the pin was 1111 😂
It there is an actual legit unlock software, i dont think it would matter if the combination is 1111 or other numbers
@@romanmrozek dude admit you don’t know wtf your talking about lmao you sound like a ten year old
Definitely a known password is used here, if you try logging in wrobg credentials, android locks the system for some time
Time delay
But Original Hacker Does Not Need Victim`s Cell Phone..
@user Surely some people can. Even the government or the military can be breached/hacked, what makes you think a little cellphone can't?
@user Not necessarily, hackers can get through with vulnerabilities of existing, legit apps. Normally through browser vulnerabilities. A while ago I remember an arbitrary code execution vulnerability in Firefox leading to a ton of people being hacked just by visiting a website.
Safe would be browsing with TOR. Safer would be to use a VM. Safer still to boot from a live USB stick instead of your actual OS, preferably with TailsOS. If you're really paranoid, a burner device exclusively for running Tails on a USB stick, exclusively browsing with TOR, and then shredding the USB contents to reinstall Tails after each usage, would get you through the majority of possible vulnerabilities.
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Nice, now show one with the bruteforce prevention timeout implemented on all modern smartphones after 5 incorrect attempts
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Lol same. Only thing I learned in the whole class??? Build a super simple fork bomb. No clue to code "hello world"
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Yt : hacking phone in 32 sec
Me : still cant root my device
lol me too
Lol same, I wish I can root android 8.0+
Hahaha same here
Have you tried magisk
@@ayanamisuki u can't install magisk without booting lol
There are so many things done wrong for this trick, its not a vulnerability you literally enabled it in a "hidden" settings menu thats disabled by default.
My friend watching me as I attempt this on his phone 👁👄👁
What's cord his this 😮😮
Just imagine if you use this brute force and you get 30 timer again and again 😂
To be honest, 30 seconds for each 5 attempt will still be able to unlock it in a few days, given that you try the most common ones first.
First timer is 30 seconds, the next one 30 minutes, the next one 30 hours.
Though then this device would be effective at locking a phone for 30 hours :P
@@xFuaZe My pin is 18 numeric characters. You aren't cracking that in a few days.
once my friend forgot her pin and kept trying everytime it unlocked (we had gone travelling so we coudnt even go to a service center or wherever you go to fix a device), eventually the lock out time became over 9hrs so she just turned off the phone and took it to to the place she bought the phone at once we came back. this all happened because we where trying to guess each others pins and we kept changing them everytime someone guesses. in the end she itself forgot the pin she put.
@@xFuaZe and u need usb debugging enabled
Works perfectly when the screen is recorded
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They don't even get why the computer is in the frame!
It's hard for me to believe that this would work in a controlled environment or within the realm of cybercrime, which naturally prompts questioning my opinion. Let me give you three examples:
1. Nowadays, it's very rare for someone to leave their PIN active without a lockout timer.
2. The tool you're using seems to be a script that first tries unsaved PINs before attempting the correct one, likely for unauthorized access.
3. Who would leave their phone unattended in a vulnerable place?
P.S. While I'm not an expert on the subject, I've worked on several projects related to it.
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Prerequisites in victim's phone:
-> Password should be known
Wait, can't you just disguise the attacker phone as an HID?
What do you mean password should be known? That's the entire point, he is doing brute-forcing. It's 1111 in example for demo purposes but many people use XXXX or XYXY pattern on their phones - or even worst, they use their card PIN number which is even more worrying.
And you also don't need 2 and 3 on victim's phone. He is using HID ( Rubber Ducky ) not ADB. Check the source video.
@@jackjack3358 Do you know that you will need to wait a minute after first 5 attempts, and the time increases as it goes on? There's no chance you're gonna be able to brute force it... I was wrong about the ADB part though... Hence removed it from the comment now :p
@@DistroStudios He actually explains that exact situation in the main video, have a look at it. ua-cam.com/video/x5Rt93jshC8/v-deo.html
Technically you can hack it in 7 days at worst if password is 4 digit. Even faster if user isn't very "smart" and uses XXXX or XYXY pattern or common passwords.
So your premise isn't correct, you don't need to know password to hack it. For 100% success, you should steal the phone though, since this cannot be done while person is in bathroom or something.
Does the phone have a vulnerability that makes it not block for 5s after 5 wrong attempts + 5s after each next attempt? This only works so fast because you had the correct pin as the 5th pin in the list, right?
Yes, this is my device, so I already know the PIN :) This is a demo video, that show how can this be done. If the PIN had 6 or 8 digits, then this would take very long time to guess. However, if you have device already unlocked, then there is nothing that would stop you from infecting device.
Yes
@@mobilehacker sir can u make a full tutorial video on this....
Sir it's my humble request
@@HackerboySoubhik I will post tutorial tomorrow
@@mobilehacker except from the fact that USB debugging would be disabled on the developer settings of a regular device
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Static routing on ur router. That's usually the issue.
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I did tried metasploit, I think we should consider making our own app to send us data and information cuz play service always detect it
One of the reasons I don't use "PIN" 😅
That moment when you boot Kali and play around hacking the college server 😂 old memories
More like "Mobile Hacking Speedrun"
ye
This is how they do it in hollywood movies
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You dont need to hack a mobile when it's already connected with data cable.
When you know the Interface of Both phone are Recorded and Playing Them Now 😂😂😂🤣😂
What paranoid couples do to eachother:
Just add some dark effect with tons of codes falling down on the screen and it will look like the hacker in movies. 👌🏻
That's pretty much what we're looking at already, it's pretty much made up crap without the scrolling text
A very long PIN code could help ?
Or just don't enable USB debugging 👀
Or just use biometrics.
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Bruh do you think he will gave you this script 🤣
@@fritzz1593 it is bot dude
Plz make tutorial
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This is just for entertainment purposes.
Nice vid tho!
It's running on outdated android with no latest security patch... One can easy it was already vulnerable to easily hack
bro, the password was literally 1111... even a phone from 3020 with that password can be entered. Nothing to do with the OS
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Plot twist: in order to have access from laptop to cellphone, you have to connect your phone to internet or turn on data.
*No connectivity, no hacking. Basic
Dont u think if he already cracked the pin code he also can swipe down the notification bar and click on wifi or data?
@@bence_7616 yeah but the video is fake.
The password of his phone is sequence number, 12345.
In real life, the phone will lock up after 7 or 10 consecutive attempt. But anyways, the hackers can command the phone only when its connect to the internet, it will not execute the said command if no connectivity to communicate.
It is just your imagination to do like that. Well, if you are using clone phoned, maybe you are at risk.
That music can automatically hack anything
Music name plzz
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If that laptop wasn't there, that was impossible!
This is not how things work in real life. The passcode was set to 1111 intentionally so the bruteforce can crack it quickly. In real life? This does not happen.
The phone will also automatically lock down at 5 wrong attempts. Continuing on after 15-20 attempts, it will lockdown indefinitely and the actual owner of the phone will have to unlock it by going to a vendor of the phone's company.
Even if it was a proof of concept, it was a horrible one. As it isn't even nearly what actually happens in real life.
Please, do not be a script kiddie.
How you think vendor does it
A lot of you don’t understand is you can change the amount of times you have before lockout. I can’t exactly see what he is typing but it could very well be changing the configuration file to allow 9999 attempts before lockout or completing replacing the config with his own.
There are other ways to do it, but changing the lockout attempts to 9999 in the root conf file is the easiest
15s play that in x2 😂
Lol man 😂😂😂
Bro! Please bring tutorial for this video
skid xd
@HackThatShit he doesnt wanna google it thats why i told him he is a skid
@HackThatShit tell me process please i was used metasploit but i can't understand can you send me information
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Wired haking
I will say to him give ur phone I will hack it
btw I use a complicated pattern lock + fingerprint so I shouldn't be afraid, right?
Even a pin like this is WAY more secure than this video implies. An android device will lock itself down for a prolonged period of time after ten guesses, which isn't many when you consider the sheer number of 4 digit pins.
10 possible values for each position, with four positions. 10^4 possible combinations, 10,000 possible pins.
@@justcallmenoah5743 I know I know, entering wrong password causes cooldown and on my rom even lock forever. also yeah, I don't think someone will leave their phone for such a long time, this video only makes ios users take an offend of android users
@@deleteduser7870 the government has a tool to bf IOS pins so...
@@deleteduser7870 every device has a backdoor for the gouverment under federal order of investigation, but no any mortal can get that acces, cuz the manufacturer is the only one having the keys to decrypt the data, and... iif you are not a bad person, you dont need to hide anything... proveme wrong and ill teach you a few politics and security lessons.
@@Ag89q43G0HyA what if it's stored in the cloud?
When the FBI hacks you:
Okay, I really need a detailed tutorial on this🙏
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That screenlock cracking was amazing.
But in current Phone you can't try password after 3 times if wrong
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this looks and seems like the good ol brute force method of just throwing random strings at it and hoping it unlocks. Only thing is if you don’t get the first 5 or so depending attempts, you’ve just wiped the phone by the failsafe if it was enabled or locked yourself out from trying for a certain amount of time of which I’ve been informed increases at least on android every time you trigger it consecutively
Also lads, worst thing you could do here is set ur pin as 0000, 1111, 2222 etc.. Probably the first 10 unlucky common guesses people will actually use in some cases.
Pov: they have a custom rom which uses a passkey ☠️
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