The latest update contains several important features that make it different from earlier versions.

DNS MDM Generator:

One of the major additions is the DNS MDM Generator. It provides pre-built DNS profiles for supported servicing scenarios.

Available profiles include:

• Samsung KG
• KIOSKO / IT 2026
• MDM / Claro
• Motorola White Screen
• Payjoy

The tool also provides a custom DNS profile builder where users can add custom domains using line, comma, or mixed formats.

MDM and Carrier Management:

ON FIRE TOOL v2.9 includes a dedicated MDM section with multiple device management functions.

The listed options include:

• MDM_Bypass_SecPlugin
• MDM Bypass Kiosko & ATT
• Claro MDM Removal
• Telcel MDM Removal
• Universal MDM Remover
• Black Screen Solution
• Play Store MDM Fix
• Nokia 2024 MDM Bypass
• Nokia Legacy MDM Remove
• MDM Relock Protection
• Android 15 IT Admin Work Profile Method
• Honor ATT and KIOSKO MDM functions

These functions should only be used on devices that the technician or owner is authorized to service.

ON FIRE App and Device Control:

The tool includes an ON FIRE APK for supported device management operations.

The application can be used for:

• Install ON FIRE APP
• Uninstall ON FIRE APP
• Manage Device Owner permissions
• Install NetPatch VPN
• Network and firewall control

DNS Network Control Manager v2.0:

The DNS Network Control Manager is another important component of the v2.9 update.

It provides:

• Pre-built DNS generation profiles
• Samsung KG DNS
• KIOSKO / IT DNS
• MDM / Claro DNS
• Motorola White Screen DNS
• Payjoy DNS
• Custom DNS Profile Builder
• Apply DNS through ADB
• QR Anti Play Protect DNS
• Factory Reset DNS change protection

• Read Info – Read basic device information in Fastboot mode.
• Reset FRP Lock – Reset FRP on supported Motorola models.
• Factory Reset – Perform a factory reset on supported devices.
• Unlock Bootloader – Unlock the bootloader on supported Motorola models.
• Relock Bootloader – Relock the bootloader when supported.
• Fastboot Mode – Detect and service compatible Motorola devices through Fastboot.
• Model Detection – Identify supported Motorola model numbers.
• Device Information Check – Verify the connected device before performing an operation.
• Motorola Edge Support – Works with selected Edge series models.
• Motorola Moto G Support – Supports multiple Moto G series devices.
• Motorola Razr Support – Supports selected Razr 50 and Razr 60 models.

The latest Mysterious-Dev Tool v1.2.7 focuses mainly on device information and identification functions.

EDL Mode:

The tool provides enhanced device information reading when the supported device is connected through EDL mode. This can help technicians identify devices that may not boot normally.

Fastboot Mode:

Fastboot information reading allows users to check important device information when a supported Android phone is connected in Fastboot mode.

ADB Mode:

When USB debugging is enabled and ADB communication is available, the tool can read detailed information from the connected Android device.

Device Identification:

The improved identification engine attempts to provide:

• Market Name
• Codename
• Official Model
• Brand
• Android-related information
• Software information
• Hardware information

Samsung CSC Reading:

Samsung technicians can use the improved CSC function to view the complete CSC string and carrier configuration associated with the device.

Multi-Brand Recognition:

The automatic recognition system supports several major Android brands and customized user interfaces, reducing the need to manually select a manufacturer.

The Samsung PIT to Qualcomm XML Tool comes with several features that can make firmware preparation easier.

1. Samsung Firmware to Qualcomm XML:

The main function of the tool is converting Samsung firmware information into Qualcomm XML format. This can help technicians prepare firmware files for Qualcomm flashing workflows.

2. PIT File Support:

A Samsung PIT file can be used during conversion to obtain more accurate partition names. Using the PIT information can help create XML files with the correct partition structure.

3. GPT Dump Support:

The tool can work with GPT dumps taken from a device or dumps available during the XML conversion process. GPT information can provide important details about the device’s partition layout.

3. BL AP CP and CSC Extraction:

Samsung firmware packages normally contain different firmware components. The tool can extract:

• BL – Bootloader files
• AP – Application and system firmware
• CP – Modem or communication firmware
• CSC – Consumer Software Customization files

This makes firmware preparation more convenient.

4. LZ4 Decompression:

Some Samsung firmware files use LZ4 compression. The tool supports decompression of extracted firmware files, including supported LZ4 files, so the required firmware information can be processed more easily.

5. Partition Address Detection:

The tool can create XML files using partition addresses and partition names obtained from the available firmware information. This is particularly useful when preparing rawprogram XML data.

6. Firehose Loader Support:

The utility can work with Firehose loader files used in Qualcomm firmware flashing operations. Firehose files are commonly required for communication with supported Qualcomm devices in specific flashing modes.

7. Qualcomm Flashing Components:

The tool supports working with important Qualcomm flashing components such as:

• QSaharaServer.exe
• fh_loader.exe

These components are commonly associated with Qualcomm firmware communication and flashing workflows.

8. Rawprogram XML Support:

The tool can work with rawprogram XML files and extracted firmware folders. This provides a practical way to prepare and organize firmware files for Qualcomm-based flashing processes.

The Samsung PIT to Qualcomm XML Tool comes with several features that can make firmware preparation easier.

1. Samsung Firmware to Qualcomm XML:

The main function of the tool is converting Samsung firmware information into Qualcomm XML format. This can help technicians prepare firmware files for Qualcomm flashing workflows.

2. PIT File Support:

A Samsung PIT file can be used during conversion to obtain more accurate partition names. Using the PIT information can help create XML files with the correct partition structure.

3. GPT Dump Support:

The tool can work with GPT dumps taken from a device or dumps available during the XML conversion process. GPT information can provide important details about the device’s partition layout.

3. BL AP CP and CSC Extraction:

Samsung firmware packages normally contain different firmware components. The tool can extract:

• BL – Bootloader files
• AP – Application and system firmware
• CP – Modem or communication firmware
• CSC – Consumer Software Customization files

This makes firmware preparation more convenient.

4. LZ4 Decompression:

Some Samsung firmware files use LZ4 compression. The tool supports decompression of extracted firmware files, including supported LZ4 files, so the required firmware information can be processed more easily.

5. Partition Address Detection:

The tool can create XML files using partition addresses and partition names obtained from the available firmware information. This is particularly useful when preparing rawprogram XML data.

6. Firehose Loader Support:

The utility can work with Firehose loader files used in Qualcomm firmware flashing operations. Firehose files are commonly required for communication with supported Qualcomm devices in specific flashing modes.

7. Qualcomm Flashing Components:

The tool supports working with important Qualcomm flashing components such as:

• QSaharaServer.exe
• fh_loader.exe

These components are commonly associated with Qualcomm firmware communication and flashing workflows.

8. Rawprogram XML Support:

The tool can work with rawprogram XML files and extracted firmware folders. This provides a practical way to prepare and organize firmware files for Qualcomm-based flashing processes.