I am doing a project about Android forensics where I need to dump data from android devices so I am using emulator from android studio. using android version 8.1.0. I am following a repo from github here's the link;https://github.com/mspreitz/ADEL
In order to dump file the prerequisite is to add configuration in the xml folder sub directory named https://github.com/mspreitz/ADEL/blob/master/xml/phone_configs.xml
But I cant find any way to configure the emulator...
if anyone could enlighten me will appreciate a lot I have successfully ran the scripts but unable to dump database.the scripts runs ..the code to run '' python adel.py -d emulator-5554'''. I have tried it already but the problem here is the script is unable to dump database for instance: calendar data, contacts data, call logs though I have created these databases and stored it on the emulator when the scripts run it shows
" Calendar database doesn't exist"
" Contacts database doesn't exist"
" database doesn't exist" " mms/sms database doesn't exist"
The code for dumping the contacts database is given :
if float(os_version) < 2.0:
contactsdb_name = "contacts.db"
else:
contactsdb_name = "contacts2.db"
try:
contactsdb = subprocess.Popen(['adb', 'pull', '/data/data/com.android.providers.contacts/databases/' + contactsdb_name, backup_dir], stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stdin=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE)
contactsdb.wait()
_adel_log.log(contactsdb_name + " -> " +
contactsdb.communicate(0)[1].split("(")[1].split(
")")[0] + " -> " + hashlib.sha256(backup_dir +
"/contacts2.db").hexdigest(), 3)
hash_value.write(contactsdb_name + " -> " + hashlib.sha256(
backup_dir + "/" + contactsdb_name).hexdigest() + " \n")
except:
_adel_log.log( "dumpDBs: ----> contacts
database doesn't exist!", 2)
https://github.com/mspreitz/ADEL/blob/master/_dumpFiles.py this is the link of the full script.
If you config the device as
<phone device="emulator" model="sdk" os_version="8">
<smartphone_information>
...
</phone>
you should be able to use the emulator.
Otherwise post the specific error you are receiving.
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I'm trying to automate image uploading to Instagram using Selenium in Python. I'm successful till opening the fileDialogue but I'm not able to change the directory to where the image is located. It returns an error that ToolbarWindow32 can't be detected by AutoIt.
My code:
ActionChains(browser).move_to_element(browser.find_element_by_xpath(
"/html/body/div[8]/div[2]/div/div/div/div[2]/div[1]/div/div/div[2]/div/button")).click().perform()
handle = f"[CLASS:#32770; TITLE:Open]"
autoit.win_wait(handle, 60)
autoit.control_set_text(handle, "ToolbarWindow32", photopath) # This line give me the Error
autoit.control_set_text(handle, "Edit1", photopath)
autoit.control_click(handle, "Button1")
Take a look how this is done in _WD_SelectFiles with: https://github.com/Danp2/au3WebDriver/blob/master/wd_helper.au3
You should be able to do the same directly with python+selenium without using AutoIt.
Also take a look on:
https://github.com/Danp2/au3WebDriver/blob/master/wd_demo.au3
There is example how directly in AutoIt it is possible to do the same with WebDriver UDF without opening any FileOpenDialog :
Func DemoUpload()
; REMARK This example uses PNG files created in DemoWindows
; navigate to "file storing" website
_WD_Navigate($sSession, "https://www.htmlquick.com/reference/tags/input-file.html")
; select single file
_WD_SelectFiles($sSession, $_WD_LOCATOR_ByXPath, "//section[#id='examples']//input[#name='uploadedfile']", #ScriptDir & "\Screen1.png")
; select two files at once
_WD_SelectFiles($sSession, $_WD_LOCATOR_ByXPath, "//p[contains(text(),'Upload files:')]//input[#name='uploadedfiles[]']", #ScriptDir & "\Screen1.png" & #LF & #ScriptDir & "\Screen2.png")
; accept/start uploading
Local $sElement = _WD_FindElement($sSession, $_WD_LOCATOR_ByXPath, "//p[contains(text(),'Upload files:')]//input[2]")
_WD_ElementAction($sSession, $sElement, 'click')
EndFunc ;==>DemoUpload
I have made a program that changes the background picture of my desktop every user defined seconds and there is no problems with that part. However I do have a problem with changing the picture of the log in screen I have set up my computer correctly (a windows 7 computer) to change the background picture (including editing the registry to be able to change the picture more then once).
I currently changing my login picture manually by moving the picture to a folder I created C:\windows\system32\oobe\info\backgrounds. I've chosen to make the task automated using python. I will delete the existing image, copy the new image to the folder and then rename the image to backgroundDefault.jpg and repeat every user defined seconds.
To copy, rename, and delete these files using the os module I've tested these steps in my cmd and it works.
Now what seems to be the problem?
Well I'm able to find the folder using os.path.exists however I'm unable to copy, delete or rename anything because the program doesn't have permission.
It is also worth noting that I have already tried to give my user permission to write in the folder and I already tried to give the python programme administrator access not only the python program but Py.exe and th pyw.exe that sit in the wondows folder
Is there a way to give the program permission or is there another way of changing the folder that I need to move the files to? Or even is there a different snipit of script I could use to achieve a login background change?
def path_writer_bg():
folders_path_bg = input("Please type the folders path of the login background here, then press enter"
"\n>")
if os.path.exists(folders_path_bg):
open("your_path_bg.txt", "w").write(folders_path_bg)
read_folder_path_bg = open("your_path_bg.txt", "r").read()
if os.path.exists("task_bg.txt"):
open("task_bg.txt", "w").write("dir " + read_folder_path_bg + " /s /b >listed_bg.txt")
file_read_task_bg = open("task_bg.txt", "r").readline()
else:
open("task_bg.txt", "w").write("dir " + read_folder_path_bg + " /s /b >listed_bg.txt")
file_read_task_bg = open("task_bg.txt", "r").readline()
os.popen(file_read_task_bg)
else:
input("invalid input. press enter to retry \n")
path_writer_bg()
if os.path.exists("your_path_bg.txt"):
read_folder_path_e_bg = open("your_path_bg.txt", "r").read()
open("task_bg.txt", "w").write("dir " + read_folder_path_e_bg + " /s /b >listed_bg.txt")
file_read_task_e_bg = open("task_bg.txt", "r").readline()
os.popen(file_read_task_e_bg)
else:
path_writer_bg()
def everything_bg():
with open("listed_bg.txt") as file_bg:
num_lines_bg = sum(1 for line_bg in open("listed_bg.txt"))
for num_bg, line_bg in enumerate(file_bg, 1):
rand_line_bg = random.randrange(num_lines_bg - 1)
lines_bg = open("listed_bg.txt", "r").readlines()
open('temp_bg.txt', 'w').writelines(lines_bg[rand_line_bg])
wallpaper_bg()
def wallpaper_bg():
path_bg = open("temp_bg.txt", "r").readline()
if os.path.exists("C:\\Windows\\System32\\oobe\\info\\backgrounds\\backgroundDefault.jpg"):
os.popen("del C:\\Windows\\System32\\oobe\\info\\backgrounds\\backgroundDefault.jpg")
else:
pass
if os.popen("copy /y" + path_bg + " C:\\Windows\\System32\\oobe\\info\\backgrounds"):
os.popen("dir C:\\Windows\\System32\\oobe\\info\\backgrounds /s /b >renamer.txt")
else:
pass
if os.path.exists("renamer.txt"):
rename = open("renamer.txt", "r").readline()
else:
pass
os.popen("rename " + rename + "backgroundDefault.jpg")
wallpaper_bg()
exit()
time.sleep(10)
everything()
Maybe it is because that specific file can't be changed with python due to Microsoft not allowing software to change any file in system32.
I have some code running fine locally but i am getting an error when i run it remotely.
I am unable to debug remotely obviously - but from the error I know it has to with some DateTime Logic (belongs to my code).
I am looking for a comprehensive way to find what's different between my machine and this remote server - and that could affect DateTime logic.
I know Locale - 1/ is there a way to know what is affected by Locale?
2/ Any other local settings that could be different between a local machine and a server?
Thanks
I looked at the FirstDayOfWeek and MinimaldaysinFirstWeek
when I run the following code:
Calendar c1 = new GregorianCalendar();
System.out.println(Locale.getDefault() + ": " + c1.getFirstDayOfWeek() + " " + c1.getMinimalDaysInFirstWeek());
Locale.setDefault(Locale.getDefault());
Calendar c = new GregorianCalendar();
System.out.println(Locale.getDefault() + ": " + c.getFirstDayOfWeek() + " " + c.getMinimalDaysInFirstWeek());
I got the following output.... It makes no sense...
en_US: 2 4
en_US: 1 1
I have used this code to implement RDP.
This works fine but now I want to implement a system , that will call a particular EXE file from the server. Not the whole desktop.
Any idea how can I implement this?
Process rdcProcess = new Process();
rdcProcess.StartInfo.FileName = Environment.ExpandEnvironmentVariables(#"%SystemRoot%\system32\cmdkey.exe");
rdcProcess.StartInfo.Arguments = "/generic:TERMSRV/192.168.0.16 /user:" +Saltlake1" + " /pass:" + "saltlake#1234";
rdcProcess.Start();
rdcProcess.StartInfo.FileName = Environment.ExpandEnvironmentVariables(#"%SystemRoot%\system32\mstsc.exe");
rdcProcess.StartInfo.Arguments = "/v " + "192.168.0.16";
rdcProcess.Start();
I have a directory with a bunch of XML documents and want to put all of them into a container.
In other words, I need to do something like this:
dbxml> putDocument tests/*.xml
I have written a GUI program to do that but the host server does not have X-windows installed, so must be in command line.
I do a similar thing when reloading certain XML docs into my current application DB. It helps if all of the files sharing a common naming convention. In python you would could use the following script to add doc001.xml to doc009.xml:
from bsddb3.db import *
from dbxml import *
#Load source files 001 - 009
sourceDir = 'C:/directory-containing-xml-docs'
fileRange = range(1,10)
for x in fileRange:
mycontainer = mymgr.openContainer("myDB.dbxml")
xmlucontext = mymgr.createUpdateContext()
xmlinput = mymgr.createLocalFileInputStream(sourceDir + "doc00" + str(x) + ".xml")
mycontainer.putDocument("doc00" + str(x) + ".xml", xmlinput, xmlucontext)
print 'Added: ' + str(x)
del mycontainer
print '1 - 9 Added'
Hope that helps
You could have a shell script write the list of XML files to another file and then call dbxml_load_container with the -f option.
Ended up using a script that lists files and puts everything into the DB.