Data Hiding in Cell Phones
Project Members
Kyle Johansen, Marvin Michels, Marcus Rogers, Detective Paul Huff
Kyle Johansen, Marvin Michels, Marcus Rogers, Detective Paul Huff
Abstract
As cell phone use increases, everyday life sees more data stored on phones. Therefore there is a greater need to access the data stored on them. Certain tools, such as the Cellebrite UFED and the Susteen Datapilot, claim to have universal data collecting ability. Data state supposedly does not matter to these devices. The manufacturers assert normal, hidden, or deleted content can be extracted. We intend to test these claims by using data hiding techniques common to computers and evaluating the results.