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If you read my previous post, you saw first hand that my soldering skillz need some work. I used a fiberglass pen () to clean off any accumulated residue off the TAP. I disassembled the phone and located the JTAG Test Access Port (TAP).

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Since the Samsung SPH-M820 phone is supported by my RIFF box, I decided I would attempt to JTAG the device, download the NAND, and run the Recover Android Pin python3 script from CCL Forensics against the NAND dump. If no USB Debugging message is displayed, there is a good chance USB Debugging is turned off, which is the default setting. If USB Debugging is turned on, a message will usually flash in the Status bar indicating USB Debugging is turned on. One trick I learned when I plug in the USB cable into the phone (and the other end of the USB cable is already plugged into the computer) I watch the top Status Bar on the phone. Since the computer could not communicate with the cell phone, USB Debugging is not turned on. However, in my case, the вЂList of devices attachedвЂ™ field was blank.

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If the display field below the вЂList of devices attachedвЂ™ is all question marks (?) where the deviceвЂ™s serial number should be listed, you have a driver issue that needs to corrected. USB Debugging may not be turned on or the manufacturer has disabled the USB port. The computer did not recognize the phone. I connected the device to a computer and typed вЂadb devicesвЂ™ in a terminal window. Ok, the device wants me to enter a PIN number. Per the User Manual, this phone supports a numeric 4 to 16 digit personal identification number (PIN) code. According to Phone Scoop ( this cell phone is also available from TracFone. In this post I will talk about my experience with a pin locked Samsung SPH-M820 (AKA: Samsung Galaxy Prevail / Precedent) on the Boost Mobile wireless network. So why is this note worthy? I have never seen a phoneвЂ™s TAPS labeled like this! I wish LG would do this. Using the Python scripts discussed in previous posts, I was able to get the swipe pattern. I soldered my wires according to the labeled TAPS, hooked up my power supply, micro USB cable, selected Qualcomm MSM7xx in RIFF, and was easily able to download the NAND.

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I removed the QR code and couldnвЂ™t believe what I found.ДЄll the TAPS are labeled!! Well that just simplified my life. Upon closer inspection of the QR code next to the TAPS, I could see the QR code sticker was covering up some writing. After removing the back cover and backing, I was presented the this. The next step was to take the device apart. I have the вЂJTAG FinderвЂ™ ( ), but I havenвЂ™t had the best luck with it.

I Googled the device looking for the phoneвЂ™s pinouts. Now I just need to find the Test Access Points (TAPS). Sweet, RIFF and some other tools support this processor/controller. According to PhoneScoop, this device has a 600 MHz Qualcomm MSM7627 processor. I headed over to PhoneScoop ( ) to learn the device specifications. I reviewed my various JTAG devices and discovered this specific phone was not directly supported. Since I have not JTAGвЂ™ed one of these devices before, I didnвЂ™t know if this device was even supported. The other day I was handed a pattern locked ZTE x500 Android based cell phone using the Metro PCS wireless network.