Other useful commands-- and Mattia took some of these
and built them in to his script.
So adb devices is what we always start with to see our device.
Adb devices -l is how we see the device
and additional information.
And then we have all of the ADB shell commands
that you can run, different ones.
And let's play around with some of these.
I'm going to go back into the VM, open a command prompt--
adb shell.
I'm going to bring this over and zoom in.
And you can see the dollar sign there.
Actually, I'm going to close this for a second.
I want to do adb shell pm list packages -3.
Third-party applications, there you go.
If you go to the up arrow, you can change this, -u.
What's been uninstalled?
Now, keep in mind, the -u for uninstall
could be because it was uninstalled,
and a new version was updated.
If we do -f, here, we have the full file path for the package.
There are so many things that you can do just
by interacting with this.
And remember, every single command you type
can be exported to a text file.
So here, we have all the different things you can do.
As we look through this, you can do all your ADB pulls,
which are up top.
You have all your different pull paths that are at the bottom.
There's more details in your notes of this page.
But the most details are going to exist
in Practical Mobile Forensics First and Second Edition.
To get access to those, go out to your Dropbox--
again for585.com/h01, if that's the version you're taking
of the course.
It could be h02.
Make sure you look at your portal,
so you know which one to access.
Look under Bonus, and Books, and you'll
get access to the books that will break down what
all of these mean and more.