How to unlock PIN protected Android device using ADB and HID method | Brute force | Rubber Ducky

Disclaimer: There is no guaranteed method that will unlock all lock screen protected Android devices, this video is about possibilities and various options available on the market.

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(0:00) Intro
(0:43) Why use it
(1:21) Options
(1:51) Brute-force limitations
(3:32) ADB
(4:14) Bypass timeout
(5:50) HID
(7:54) Setup
(8:26) Demos
(9:40) Prevention tips
(10:06) Conclusion

[mobilehacker]

(0:00​) Intro
(0:43​) Why use it
(1:21​) Options
(1:51​) Brute-force limitations
(3:32​) ADB
(4:14​) Bypass timeout
(5:50​) HID
(7:54​) Setup
(8:26​) Demos
(9:40​) Prevention tips
(10:06​) Conclusion

[Knyllahsyhn]

Probably the only realistic Android lockscreen bypass video. There are countless videos mentioning some weird emergency dialer techniques, using adb to delete the gesture/password.key file or simply resetting the phone, here, you clearly mention the requirements, restrictions and possible use cases for that method. Glad i found someone who takes this serious, cheers from a fellow CS student

[Itsmylife.]

Legends watching from india to unlock their family member's phone 😂

Bhai jitno ne like kiya subscribe bhi krr dete 😂😂

[chamodsachintha]

Legendary word "educational purposes only" 😁

[medivaruntej]

Congrats for 100k bro... Love your content .. Hope you reach 1M soon..

[Swenser]

A tip. Some phones. Going into recovery and trying to factory reset will ask for same pin, however in recovery there is no timeouts. Perhaps you can work in this manner. New phones timout make rubber ducky unusable. Also some phones just won't recognise otg until phone is unlocked, again making RD useless. It seems nowadays the time has passed for easy brute force hacking.

[idon]

after weeks of messing up with my phone, i finally made it. Thanks for your help bro. OP7 Pro A12 custom rom

[mayconbodanese]

This is a really good video, very informative, thanks dude :D

[ThePrinzKassad]

I have to admit... nice tutorial and you even explained the problem with factory reset (sometimes also the phone get locked forever) so... NICE!

[abhijayskumar]

Great video man 😃🙌 for the first time finding a realisitic and logical solution to this problem . You deserve a like, a comment, a praise and more and more subcribers, tons of subscribers

[nanetteblanchard]

Thank you so very much! I forgot my pin code because I have a brain injury. I spent two weeks and was up to 152 attempts to unlock my phone. My husband, daughter and even my granddaughter whom are both phone savvy tried helping me with No Success. I found your Youtube video and wham! I was able to unlock and reset my phone within less than 5 minutes!!!! Thank you, Thank you, Thank

[ITKALLI]

Love from India
Waited a long time for this video
Well thank you 😊

[clawshamYT]

Waited for long time finally it's here

[shivendrapratapsingh]

amazing video highly recommend you to post it on another platform just for the backup otherwise your video will be hunted down by the youtube monitoring stations.

[dhruvgohil]

Thank you bro for share with as
Finally you make a video

[sihmy]

Now that's what we wanted

Thanks a lot 👍👍
Sorry for what I said Earlier. Please don't mind.

[pepax]

Bro you are smart, i just saw the title and i was like i can program rubber ducky to make it brute force my password.

[TechnicalHeavenSM]

Awesome, can you make more videos on using Frida on Android apps?.. There's almost no such tutorial videos on internet

[ismujohanhalim]

for the "Unauthorized" device seem to be a new problem, it's will be much complicated (i guess) if the device have an cracked screen / display and pin protected on boot sequence. i already try to unlock my Galaxy J2 Pro and Xperia XZ for example, both has a badly damaged display, and now they are can't be used anymore.
If theres know how to make the device "Authorized" with damaged screen / display. pls share here. :)

[marss]

so, it only works if usb debugging is on, the phone is locked by 4 to 5 digits pin on an outdated version of Android
or a rooted android with enabled hid.
so basically you can't realistically compromise the security of a random android device