Comments on: Save your Motorola phonebook to a text file http://blog.tamuri.com/2007/06/11/save-your-motorola-phonebook-to-a-text-file/ what we've got here is a failure to communicate Thu, 20 Nov 2008 08:05:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: rishi http://blog.tamuri.com/2007/06/11/save-your-motorola-phonebook-to-a-text-file/#comment-80 rishi Tue, 12 Aug 2008 11:55:43 +0000 http://blog.tamuri.com/2007/06/11/save-your-motorola-phonebook-to-a-text-file/#comment-80 Hello friends, I have being working on mobile (wireless) hacking. GSM hacking can be easily implemented by using AT or AT+ commands. there are many commands that are supported by GSM/GPRS Modems and mobile phones. such as ATD(dial), ATA (answer) ATH(hook control) and ATO(return to online data state). When these commands are send to the modem or mobile, they are not displayed on the receivers mobile but they retrieve the information from the mobile as per the sent command. To start up with these commands we need an application with the help of which we can type these AT command, which can further be forwarded to the connected mobile and retrieve the confidential information. Operating system like windows xp provide tool such as HyperTerminal, where we can type these commands. But the main problem we are facing is that a we can’t carry our laptop or a computer everywhere to type there special robbing commands. Hence we need an application for our mobile (.jar, .sis) where we can type these commands and send it via Bluetooth. So please help us to find such an application.Please reply to er.rishi.aggarwal@gmail.com indianhans@gmail.com Hello friends, I have being working on mobile (wireless) hacking.

GSM hacking can be easily implemented by using AT or AT+ commands. there are many commands that are supported by GSM/GPRS Modems and mobile phones. such as ATD(dial), ATA (answer)
ATH(hook control) and ATO(return to online data state).

When these commands are send to the modem or mobile, they are not displayed on the receivers mobile but they retrieve the information from the mobile as per the sent command.

To start up with these commands we need an application with the help of which we can type these AT command, which can further be forwarded to the connected mobile and retrieve the confidential information.

Operating system like windows xp provide tool such as HyperTerminal, where we can type these commands.

But the main problem we are facing is that a we can’t carry our laptop or a computer everywhere to type there special robbing commands. Hence we need an application for our mobile (.jar, .sis) where we can type these commands and send it via Bluetooth.

So please help us to find such an application.Please reply to
er.rishi.aggarwal@gmail.com
indianhans@gmail.com

]]> By: Machaon http://blog.tamuri.com/2007/06/11/save-your-motorola-phonebook-to-a-text-file/#comment-66 Machaon Tue, 05 Feb 2008 13:40:24 +0000 http://blog.tamuri.com/2007/06/11/save-your-motorola-phonebook-to-a-text-file/#comment-66 Fantastic !! Fantastic !!

]]> By: Asif Tamuri http://blog.tamuri.com/2007/06/11/save-your-motorola-phonebook-to-a-text-file/#comment-7 Asif Tamuri Mon, 06 Aug 2007 07:40:40 +0000 http://blog.tamuri.com/2007/06/11/save-your-motorola-phonebook-to-a-text-file/#comment-7 Glad you found it useful! I'm not sure whether the command reads entries from the SIM card. The relevant command is at+cpbs=AD which is the combined phonebook (whatever that means). You can explicitly access phonebook entries on the SIM card by replacing Step 2 with: at+cpbs=SM Glad you found it useful!

I’m not sure whether the command reads entries from the SIM card. The relevant command is at+cpbs=AD which is the combined phonebook (whatever that means).

You can explicitly access phonebook entries on the SIM card by replacing Step 2 with:

at+cpbs=SM

]]> By: Kapilg http://blog.tamuri.com/2007/06/11/save-your-motorola-phonebook-to-a-text-file/#comment-6 Kapilg Sun, 05 Aug 2007 22:26:10 +0000 http://blog.tamuri.com/2007/06/11/save-your-motorola-phonebook-to-a-text-file/#comment-6 IM me or let me know...if it reads all the PhoneBook may be ... Records from Phone Memory are only read...what about Phonebook entries from SIM....I want both to be captured to a text file Thanks KAPIL IM me or let me know…if it reads all the PhoneBook may be … Records from Phone Memory are only read…what about Phonebook entries from SIM….I want both to be captured to a text file

Thanks
KAPIL

]]> By: Kapilg http://blog.tamuri.com/2007/06/11/save-your-motorola-phonebook-to-a-text-file/#comment-5 Kapilg Sun, 05 Aug 2007 22:24:19 +0000 http://blog.tamuri.com/2007/06/11/save-your-motorola-phonebook-to-a-text-file/#comment-5 Thanks for the info and nice article you wrote...I was already using the AT commands via Computer to SEND SMS messages using my MOTO L2 Now I have an Idea on how to backup my PhoneBook using this niftly lil tutorial. Thanks n God Bless ! Kapil Y! sinkg2002 Thanks for the info and nice article you wrote…I was already using the AT commands via Computer to SEND SMS messages using my MOTO L2

Now I have an Idea on how to backup my PhoneBook using this niftly lil tutorial.

Thanks n God Bless !
Kapil
Y! sinkg2002

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