SIM Logger
Workstation for bulk SIM-card reading
A device built for specialist analysis of secured evidence material — it speeds up SIM-card examination by reading four cards at once and collecting the results in one searchable register.
What it does
- Four cards read in parallel — load the next ones without waiting
- Results in a single register: search, sort and export for further work
- Cards are assigned to a specific item of material, with a progress counter
- Works offline — it brings up its own network and is driven from the screen or a browser
Examining SIM cards from secured evidence is serial work: there can be dozens of them, each has to be read, described and assigned to the right item, and the results have to be searchable afterwards. Done with a single reader and a notepad it takes hours. SIM Logger is built for exactly this scenario — four cards at once, one register, no copying anything by hand.
What it does
- Reads four cards in parallel — you load the next ones while the previous are still being read
- Each card's contents go straight into the register, with nothing retyped by hand
- Cards are assigned to a specific item of evidence, with a counter of those already read
- The register can be searched and sorted, and the whole set exported for further work
- Also reads older GSM cards that newer tools no longer support
- Identifies the card's operator and shows it alongside the entry
Where it helps
- Serial processing of cards secured in a single case
- Fieldwork, away from the lab and with no network access
- Situations where time matters — dozens of cards instead of one after another
- Making sense of older card collections that typical equipment can no longer read