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--- eop:commercial_electronics:data_transfer_tablets [2022/01/16 20:27] – io55admin
+++ eop:commercial_electronics:data_transfer_tablets [2022/04/22 22:20] (current) – io55admin
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 ====== Data Transfer Tablets ======
-This page serves to document the EOPs for a very specific kind of device, which allows certain governmental agencies to transfer data off of cellular phones onto desktop computers, for the purposes of analysis. Due to the niche nature of these devices, one cannot effectively determine common architectures or OSes.
+This page serves to document the EOPs for a very specific kind of device, which allows certain governmental agencies to transfer data off of cellular phones onto desktop computers, for the purposes of analysis or usage in a courtroom. Due to the niche nature of these devices, one cannot effectively determine common architectures or OSes.
 ===== Cellebrite Touch =====
-=== Operating Systems ===
+==== Operating Systems ====
-== Windows XP (stock) ==
+=== Windows XP (stock) ===
 >now I've got my own account on it and I can load any software I want
-The stock system for this little device. With some hacks and workarounds in later-mentioned Linux-based systems, it can be opened up from the limited software and become a normal Windows XP tablet.
+The stock operating system for this little device. With some hacks and workarounds in later-mentioned Linux-based systems, it can be opened up from the limited software it's supplied with by default, thus becoming a normal Windows XP tablet.
 https://tinysubversions.com/spooler/?url=https://twitter.com/Foone/status/1135442344319127552
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-== Xubuntu + others? ==
+=== Xubuntu + others? ===
 >Stick in a 32bit xubuntu USB stick, switch around the boot order, and here we go
-By accessing the BIOS and changing the boot order, it is possible to boot other OSes. This probably is an x86 based thing, so it would be easy to load on a lot of different systems.
+By accessing the BIOS and changing the boot order, it is possible to change the operating system the tablet runs. The tablet itself is //probably// x86 based, so it should be easy to load on a lot of different operating systems.
 https://tinysubversions.com/spooler/?url=https://twitter.com/Foone/status/1135442344319127552
 https://twitter.com/Foone/status/1135442344319127552