🔍 Enjoying this video? There’s more where that came from! Dive deeper into digital forensics with the full playlist: 📱 Mobile Verification Toolkit In this video, I walk through the full process of installing the Mobile Verification Toolkit (MVT) on Linux, downloading up-to-date IOCs, backing up the SMS messaging app from an Android phone, and running a complete forensic scan to uncover potential threats. You’ll see exactly how to extract your message database, analyze every text and embedded link for indicators of compromise, and interpret the results in a practical, security-focused way. Whether you’re curious about what might be hiding in your own messages or you’re learning digital forensics, this step-by-step breakdown shows the entire workflow from start to finish. 🌐 Android Forensics Github ▸ 👉 YouTube Membership: 🎶 Music Credits 🔹 I Did It All Alone by Fresh Forensics 🕘 Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction to MVT 00:33 Mobile Verification Toolkit? 01:20 Install Android Debug Bridge 03:22 Indicators of Comprimise 04:08 Consensual Forensics 06:10 Python Virtual Environment 07:44 Create Virtual Environment 08:12 Source Virtual Environment 08:45 Install MVT 10:00 mvt-android help 11:25 adb devices 11:48 Backup SMS Messages 15:00 Download IOC's 17:36 Check SMS Backup for Spyware 20:55 Reviewing Results 📢 Disclaimer This video is for educational purposes only. Do not perform any of the steps that you see in this video on a device you do not have permission to access. Not Fresh, not Cool!