BURNER BREAKER USER MANUAL

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1 BURNER BREAKER USER MANUAL

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3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction i Setting up USB Camera 8 Precautions Prior/After Assembly ii Connecting to Camera 9 Utensils Required/Minimum Requirements iii Parts List iiii CHAPTER 2 Using Burner Breaker Assembly Robot v Menu Options Installing Burner Breaker Software vi Advanced Options 26 CHAPTER 1 Before Getting Started Running the Attack 27 Supported Devices and Passcode Types Using Burner Breaker vs SvStrike Usage Tips How pincodes are accepted Test if phone will wipe Keeping phone awake during attack X and Y input fields

4 Introduction Thank you for purchasing Susteen s Revolutionary Burner Breaker! You have obtained the most advanced pin code, passcode, and pattern lock breaking technology in the market. You can now break into almost any Android smart phone that previously data could not be obtained due to the phone being locked by pin code. You can also bypass pin codes on popular prepaid phones sold thru Walmart, Target, Best Buy, etc., that are frequently used by criminals. For any Android phone whose operating system is at Android 6.0 and below, you will be able to unlock the phone and access /acquire the device data. Software is preprogrammed for various popular phone types such as Samsung Galaxy, ZTE, LG, etc. You can also use our most popular pin code list to load into Burner Breaker and attack using specific pin codes. i

5 Precautions Prior/After Assembly Do not wet the Robot or its part, or use/store them at high humidity or in an environment where due condensation may occur. Use the tools with utmost care paid to safety. Do not disassemble the robot. Care should be taken not to allow conductive foreign substances into contact with the Robot When you adjust or operate the Product after its assembly, secure sufficient work space and operate. Handle the Product with utmost care because it may catch your finger while operating. When disconnecting a cable, hold its plug and connector. ii

6 Utensils Required/Minimum Requirements A. Computer and Monitor: Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7 Pentium III, more than 1 GHZ recommended Memory = 128(MB) RAM or Higher Interface: USB Port x2 Display: (1024x768) or higher B. Phillips Screwdriver iii

7 Parts List Below is all items included for Burner Breaker. Before starting, check that all the following items are included with your package. If anything is missing, contact us at Burner Breaker Robot Burner Breaker Base USB Camera Base screws (2) Rubber Feet (4) Magnets (4) Spare Stylus Tip (1) AC Adapter for Robot USB Cable (Robot to Computer) SecureView All Access Card (Software loaded) AOA Box Adapter (Pattern Lock Phones) iv

8 Assembly Robot Attach Robot to Base - Slide Robot Arm (1) into BB Base (2) (Picture Needed) and tighten/ secure using 2 base screws(4a and 4b) and Hex Screwdriver Attach AC Adapter to Robot and power outlet Plug Mini USB cable into Robot and computer Position Robot: position BB so that power/usb outlet is facing to the right. (Picture needed) *take care not to touch Stylus pen, may cause DE calibrate Magnet Holders, Step 1: Place the magnets to secure each cell phone to your metal plate. Magnet holder height is adjustable for ease of use. v

9 Installing Burner Breaker Software The Secure View All Access card contains the Burner Breaker software. Attach the Access card to your computer and simply move/copy the folder to your computer desktop. Run the burnerbreaker.exe file to open and run the program. vi

10 CHAPTER 1 Before Getting Started Supported devices and passcode type See if your device works with Burner Breaker by checking the list below. Supported Devices Android devices until Version 5.X Supported passcode type 4 or more digit PIN PIN/Password/Pattern list is configurable by user. 1

11 CHAPTER 1 Before Getting Started Using Burner Breaker vs SVStrike SV Strike acquires pincodes/ cell phones. phones utilizing software. 2

12 CHAPTER 1 Getting Started Usage Tips Adjusting Computer Camera Settings Sometimes computer camera settings will cause conflict with Ipevo USB Camera, causing the Ipevo to not connect to the computer. To avoid this, go to device manager-imaging Devices- Integrated Camera- Turn OFF. You may need to restart the computer after this for the setting to take place Supervision Recommmended It is suggested that someone be present while the Burner Breaker is in use. Give Burner Breaker Breaks The Burner Breaker uses a state of the art robot with interior sensors. It is suggested that the robot be given a break every 5 hours to ensure its calibration stays intact. This can be as simple as a five minute stop to ensure the stylus is hitting all the keys. Confirm Camera Connection Ensure your camera is connected and being accessed by the Burner Breaker software. This will allow creation of evidence. Confirm Keys are Programmed Correctly Take your time to make sure the Burner Breaker is programmed to hit all applicable keys. Different phones and operating systems will have different ways of registering pincode attempts. Your Burner Breaker can be programmed for different time-out periods, screen-awake procedures and even backspace deletes for locked applications without enter buttons. 3

13 CHAPTER 1 Getting Started How pincodes are accepted This test with the phone is needed to be done before using Burner Breaker to ensure proper, continuous Brute Force attack To find out how your phone accepts passcodes, you need to manually enter incorrect passcodes at least 5 times. It is very important to notate information like: 2 Do you have to enter OK after each attempt to enter another passcode? 3 4 How many attempts are you able to 1 enter before the phone locks out? How long is the lockout period? Do you have to click OK on any popup once the phone locks out to get back to the keypad screen? 4

14 CHAPTER 1 Getting Started Test if phone will wipe For Android 6 phones, its a must to find out how many attempts would trigger the phone to wipe out, if it would at all. To find if the phone will wipeout, always sit with the phone for the first attempts to break in. Your phone will warn you if it will wipe due to advanced security settings. Warnings vary by manufacturer but will most likely warn that phone will be reset after a limited amount of left over attempts. If you are sure that no attempts have been made to enter pincodes, please use SV Strike. You only have 120 or so attempts to acquire the pincode on this phone. It is suggested that you manually enter the pincodes based on our Most Popular Pincode list. 5

15 CHAPTER 1 Getting Started Keeping phone awake during attack It is imperative that you find out how to keep your phone awake during its lockout period. This can be different between phone models and makes. Most phones can be kept awake by using some combination of tapping Emergency Call, or pressing the Home or Back button. Other phones can be kept awake by simply tapping on the screen. The phone must stay awake to stay on the same lockout schedule with the Burner Breaker because there is no way for the Burner Breaker to wake the phone itself if it sleeps. Tip #1: Most phones require you to click OK before you are able to keep the phone awake during the lockout period. Tip #2: Use preloaded excel sheet in All Access card to record model and system and to input numbers for reference. 6

16 CHAPTER 1 Getting Started X and Y input fields The spaces between each button (which you ll enter into Burner Breaker interface) are measured using X and Y coordinates. The X axis moves from left to right. It uses a postitive integer (+) when moving right, and a negative integer (-) when moving left. The Y axis moves up and down. It uses a negative integer (-) when moving down, and a positive integer (+) for moving up. When manually entering a number that is going left or down, make sure to use the - symbol in front of the number. (+) Y axis (-) 7

17 CHAPTER 1 Getting Started (-) X axis (+) 8

18 CHAPTER 1 Getting Started Setting up USB Camera The included USB camera is used as both a sensor and an evidence capture camera. Connect the camera s USB to your computer. The camera should be set up to view the base of the robot with the phone in frame. Once connected, the camera s viewpoint will be visible in the Burner Breaker software interface. The Burner Breaker software will create a folder on your desktop, where it will store evidence reports containing a picture of each attempt to break into the phone. The name of the files contained in the evidence report will be the pincode used by the robot. For example, if the picture named 0007 shows the phone open, the pincode to access the phone is For advanced sensor set up, please refer to page 23. 9

19 CHAPTER 1 Getting Started Connecting to Camera To connect to the Burner Breaker, hit the Connect button at the top. Your Burner Breaker robot should move and lock into center position. To connect to the camera, use the drop down menu to find the USB camera. Choose your camera and hit connect. To ensure no driver issues, use the provided USB Camera. 10

20 CHAPTER 2 Using Burner Breaker Menu Options Center Offset Used to determine center of phone and optimal phone placement. Hit Center offset to move Robot to start point. Place phone under #5. The setting for X&Y field should not change from (-55, 0). After doing this, place your phone on the base. The number 5 should be directly under where the stylus is lowered, after clicking on Center Offset. 11

21 CHAPTER 2 Using Burner Breaker Menu Options Pen Up/Pen Down Use this configuration to determine space between phone and stylus. Recommend using shorter space between stylus and phone by changing pen up range from -5 to -10, pen down is usually -20 to

22 CHAPTER 2 Using Burner Breaker Menu Options Left/Right Used to configure how stylus will hit/ enter #6 on keypad. Determine length between #5 and #6 on the phone and input into X & Y field. 13

23 CHAPTER 2 Using Burner Breaker Menu Options Up/Down Used to configure how the robot will hit/enter #2 on the keypad. Determine length between #5 and #2 and input into X & Y field. 14

24 CHAPTER 2 Using Burner Breaker Menu Options OK Use this if phone requires hitting the OK/Enter button after inputting 4 digit pin code. 15

25 CHAPTER 2 Using Burner Breaker Menu Options Delete Button Used this if phone requires deletion of pin code attempt entered before you can enter new pin code. 16

26 CHAPTER 2 Using Burner Breaker Menu Options Dialog OK Used this if phone requires hitting okay after message about phone lockout to get back to keypad/pin code screen 17

27 CHAPTER 2 Using Burner Breaker Menu Options Keep Awake 1 Used to prevent phone from going to sleep mode. Configure the Robot to enter the Emergency Call button at the bottom of the screen. Keeping phone awake varies from phone to phone. Most require combination of hitting Emergency Call + Home Button to prevent the phone from going to sleep 18

28 CHAPTER 2 Using Burner Breaker Menu Options Swipe Option Some phones require a Swipe UP on the phone screen (mostly ZTE phones) after lockout period is over to get back to the keypad screen and resume the attack. Swipe Begin Enter value to determine starting point of Robot arm to begin a Swipe UP. Usually this is at the bottom of the screen. Swipe End Enter value to determine how long or short the Robot arm will swipe up. 19

29 CHAPTER 2 Using Burner Breaker Menu Options Pattern Lock Mode Check this box if the phone requires pattern to unlock. Use AOA/SvStrike. 20

30 CHAPTER 2 Using Burner Breaker Menu Options Wake Up Test Use this option to make sure Keep Awake 1 and Keep Awake 2 configuration is correct. Will alternate between Emergency Call and Home button to keep phone awake during lockout period. 21

31 CHAPTER 2 Using Burner Breaker Menu Options Keypad Test Use this option after initial setup to test calibration between all buttons (0-9) on keypad. This will cycle thru starting at #0 ending at #9 22

32 CHAPTER 2 Using Burner Breaker Menu Options Screen Config Used to save/load various phone calibrations. 23

33 CHAPTER 2 Using Burner Breaker Menu Options Pin List Button Use this feature to load saved pin configurations. Robot will attack based of loaded configuration. This feature is useful if you want to preplan an attack by preloading birthday, graduation year, etc., that is based of suspect s profile. 24

34 CHAPTER 2 Using Burner Breaker Menu Options Status/Camera Settings This section is where you connect camera and are given live details during an attack. 25

35 CHAPTER 2 Using Burner Breaker Menu Options Motion Sensor Refer to Advanced Settings on page 26. There is no info in the advanced section regaring motion sensor? 26

36 CHAPTER 2 Using Burner Breaker Advanced Options Back Up Pin Use this feature for Pattern Locked phones that have a Back Up Pin feature. Extra Click 1 Use this feature for phones that require extra button push anywhere on the phone screen Extra Click 2 Use this feature for phones that require extra button push anywhere on the phone screen Button Push Length Use this feature to control how long/short the Robot will press on button on the phone screen keypad Stylus Speed Use this feature to control the speed the Robot Arm will move from one point to another. Larger value will slow the move, smaller value will speed up move Attack Delay Use this feature to control the speed between each pin code attack. Some phones require a longer wait between each pin code attempt. Keep Phone Awake Delay Use this feature for phones that require to hold down the Home Button for longer/ shorter time. 26

37 CHAPTER 2 Using Burner Breaker Running the attack Center your phone on the base. Refer to page 10 for instructions. Adjust pen pressure. Refer to page 11 for instructions. Enter Distance between Left/ Right Buttons. Refer to page 12 for instructions. Click on Run to begin your attack on the phone. If you need to pause for any reason, press the Pause/ Resume button. If you click "Stop." The software will stop the robot and you'll have to start the attack completely over. Pausing the robot will cause it to stop, but it will remember the last pincode tried, and will restart the attack where it left off. 27