begood Posted May 28, 2010 Report Posted May 28, 2010 Okay so, after our old post regarding the list of Cell Phone Forensic tools!, we thought of following it up with a list of free and open source SIM card forensics tools. Without much ado, we present you a list of SIM card forensics tools:SIMBrush: SIMbrush is a new open-source tool which can be used to extract all observable memory (the ones that can be explored by means of standard APIs) from SIM/USIM cards compatible with T_0 protocol. This program is capable of acquiring standard and non-standard files present into every SIM card. The operation of dumping the whole set of elementary files is time consuming and the extraction time is proportional to the number of dedicated files (DFs) present in the file system. The output of program is an XML file representing the SIM/USIM card file system, which can be also referred to as the primary copy. At the moment the tool functions on the Linux platform, but it is possible recompile it on the Windows one. Download SIMBrush beta here.pySIM: It is also called as PySIMReader. pySIM is SIM card management tool, capable of creating, editing, deleting, backup and restore operations on your SIM Phonebook and SMS records. It is also open source which works on Windows 98 and later. Download pySIM version 14 here.SIMQuery: SIMQuery is a tool that retrieves the ICCID and IMSI from a GSM SIM card. This is a simple command line based tool, which requires that you have ID-1 to Plug-in adapter card. It is compatible on Windows 95 and upwards! It is not open source. Download SIMQuery here.UndeleteSMS: UndeleteSMS can recover deleted SMS messages from a GSM SIM card. This tool also, is compatible Windows 95 and upwards. Download UndeleteSMS here. These are the only open source and free tools that we could find. Basically, in a SIM card forensics, you need to acquire SIM Card and analyze the following:ICCID – Integrated Circuit Card IdentificationMSISDN – Subscriber phone numberIMSI – International Mobile Subscriber IdentityLND – Last Dialed numbersLOCI – Location InformationLAI – Location Area IdentifierADN – Abbreviated Dialing Numbers (Contacts)FDN – Fixed Dialing Numbers (Provider entered Numbers)SMS – (Short Messages)SMSP – Text Message parametersSMSS – Text message statusPhase – Phase IDSST – SIM Service tableLP – Preferred languages variableSPN – Service Provider nameEXT1 – Dialing ExtensionEXT2 – Dialing ExtensionGID1 – GroupsGID2 – GroupsCBMI – Preferred network messagesPUCT – Calls per unitACM – Accumulated Call MeterACMmax – Call LimitHPLMNSP – HPLMN search periodPLMNsel – PLMN selectorFPLMN – Forbidden PLMNsCCP – Capability configuration parameterACC – Access control classBCCH – Broadcast control channelsKc – Ciphering KeyList of Free SIM Card Forensic Tools! ? PenTestIT Quote
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