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The Mission Darkness™ Forensic Crack Cabinet system solves multiple problems for forensics investigators and labs. To effectively access and recover data from cell phones and tablets, the latest forensic tools require devices to stay live up to the point of password/passcode unlocking and data extraction. It often takes months for passcodes to be "cracked" or for device analysis to occur. This cabinet keeps devices charged, cooled, physically organized, and securely locked throughout this pre-analysis waiting stage and thereafter. The charging feature is designed to prevent lockout mode, reduce the amount of time needed to break a passcode, and keep the device charged while high-powered processing occurs, enabling the maximum amount of data extraction and unlocking with tools like GrayKey, Cellebrite, Magnet, XRY, BlackBag, Oxygen, etc.
The cabinet is constructed with a durable frame and transparent acrylic walls and shelves, which allow the user to clearly view contents inside and device screens. It includes fully equipped compartments with all necessary charging components to charge up to 18 or 30 devices at the same time (charging capacity depends on product variation selected). The compartments are spacious enough to store multiple devices, plus associated paperwork/case files. Each cable set includes USB A/M to A/M extension cables plus a variety of popular cable tips: lightning, micro USB, and USB-C. Easily change cable tips inside the compartment to connect to the compatible device. Each shelf compartment can accommodate multiple devices and cable sets; the user can rearrange cables however necessary to fit various sized devices. Unused cables can be stored in the bottom accessory compartment. A Noctua fan cooling system consists of eight NF-P12 redux-1700 PWM fans lining both side walls plus a NA-FC1 controller to equalize air flow and device temperature (to prevent overheating from high-power processor speeds).
The complete system ensures that device organization, visibility, and power are never compromised, providing a seamless process for forensic investigators.
If the device requires RF shielding while it is being charged inside the cabinet, you can utilize Charge & Shield Faraday Bags (available in phone and tablet sizes). The dual-sided USB filter in the bag enables you to connect the device to a power source while it remains isolated from RF signals. The transparent window on the front side of the bag allows you to see device state and when the passcode is cracked.
When using with the Forensic Crack Cabinet, simply place a device inside the Charge & Shield Faraday Bag, connect the device to the inner side of the USB filter, close the bag, then connect the exterior side of the USB filter to the power cable inside the cabinet compartment. When data extraction or device analysis is to occur, disconnect the power cable connected to the outer side of the USB filter, remove the Charge & Shield Faraday Bag from the cabinet, and transfer it into a forensic faraday box, like the Mission Darkness BlockBox Lab XL. The bag can be easily opened inside the box (the magnetic NeoLok closure reduces faraday glove abrasion) while the device is passed into the shielded enclosure. Additional Charge & Shield Bag uses and benefits can be viewed on the product page.
The product is offered in two variations; the only difference being the charging capacity and quantity of charging cables included. Purchase multiple Forensic Crack Cabinets if your lab has an abundance of devices requiring indefinite power (more than 30). Product variation options are listed in the drop-down menu.
If you want the device to stay charged and shielded inside the cabinet, purchase Charge & Shield Faraday Bags. The dual-sided USB filter in the bag enables you to charge the device while it remains isolated from RF signals. A transparent window allows you to view the device screen so you can see device state and when the passcode is cracked.
Forensic investigators are often working with a vast collection of devices at various stages of passcode unlocking, making it tedious and time consuming to tap phone screens one by one to determine the device state and if the passcode has been cracked. The ability to flip a single switch in order to instantly illuminate all phone screens saves time and helps with overall lab management. The simple steps below explain how to use the Forensic Crack Cabinet in accordance with passcode unlocking tools.
There are 18 sets of cables included in the configuration for SKU variation: MDFCC-18. SKU variation MDFCC-30 includes 30 sets of cables, increasing the charging capacity to 30 devices. Each charging cable set includes all of the following cables:
*To use, select the cable tip that correlates with the device being charged, and insert it on the end of the USB extension cable. The bottom shelf can store unused cables.
The following videos show how the Forensic Crack Cabinet is used in various scenarios and alongside additional products. The complete system ensures that devices remain live and shielded throughout the entire field to lab transfer process.
Video demonstrates how to use the Forensic Crack Cabinet for shielding devices before forensic tool use and after, while devices are password cracking
Video demonstrates how to transfer devices from the Blocker Locker where devices are charged and shielded in the front office, to a forensic analysis tool inside of the BlockBox Lab XL for analysis, then to the Forensic Crack Cabinet to keep devices charged and cooled while password cracking
