Ufed 749 -

: Version 7.49 is frequently cited for its ability to remove or bypass lock screen protections—such as PINs, patterns, and passwords—across various Android smartphone brands without deleting user data.

| Feature | Specification | |---------|----------------| | | Intel Core i7 (8th/9th gen, vary by revision) | | RAM | 16 GB – 32 GB | | Storage | 512 GB – 1 TB SSD + encrypted external drive bay | | Display | 13.3” or 15.6” anti‑glare touchscreen | | Connectivity | USB 3.0/3.1, Gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi, SD card slot, SIM reader | | Portability | Ruggedized case, 8+ hour battery, weighs ~4 kg | | Write‑Protection | Built‑in HW write blocker for external evidence cards/drives | ufed 749

Note : On modern iPhones (iPhone XS and newer), physical extraction is often limited due to the Secure Enclave and SEP; however, the UFED 749 continues to support limited physical and AFU (After First Unlock) extractions where a recent reboot is exploited. : Version 7

The is a physical and logical data extraction device designed to bypass the security locks on mobile devices. Unlike software-only solutions, the UFED 749 is a complete hardware/software ecosystem housed in a protective, suitcase-style chassis. Unlike software-only solutions, the UFED 749 is a

| Feature | UFED 749 | Oxygen Forensics Detective | Magnet AXIOM | |---------|-----------|----------------------------|--------------| | | Excellent | Good | Limited (requires custom builds) | | iOS unlock depth | Superior (Checkm8+AFU) | Moderate | Moderate (AFU only) | | Field‑ready hardware | Yes (all‑in‑one) | No (requires separate PC) | No (laptop + dongle) | | Cable compatibility | 300+ universal cables | Standard USB cables | Standard cables | | Price (approximate) | $15,000 – $25,000 USD | $5,000 – $10,000 | $8,000 – $15,000 |

For locked devices (PIN/password), the 749 uses a variable time-based attack. For older Android phones (pre-Android 9), this can take minutes. For modern iOS (iPhone 6s–X), it uses the "gray key" brute force, which can take 90-120 hours but eventually cracks a 4-digit PIN.