Project to implement and automate juice jacking: the stealing and manipulation of phone data through USB connections.
The first functionality is for a host computer to encrypt a phone's camera photos.
The script to accomplish this task is the encrypt-on-plugin.sh script. This will transfer off files to the directory and encrypt them before returning them to the Android phone. Photos will also be saved to the /data/stolen directory.
This is simple functionality to copy off DCIM files to the /data/stolen directory on a device upon plugin, where the hacker then can proceed to look for sensitive information.
Run transfer-files-on-plugin.sh for this. It will wait for phone to connect and then transfer photos locally.
Your Linux machine needs to have support for gvfs commands, which can be installed with pakage gvfs-common and/or gvfs-bin. On my Raspberry Pi (Raspbian), I found I needed to install gvfs-bin but gvfs-common was already installed. Linux Mint (Ubuntu based) worked without any installation.
This project is strictly for educational purposes. It is illegal to use it otherwise.