Digital forensics research last month fell fairly neatly into two categories, each of which sought to solve bigger problems in the field. In the first category is ensuring quality via frameworks such as service levels, better supporting first responders, reporting, … Read more
Amanda: Hey everyone, It’s Amanda Mahan with Oxygen Forensics’ training team. Welcome back to Oxygen Forensic Detective’s weekly knowledge nuggets. This one’s going to be on our SQLite database viewer and our query builder that’s built into the tool.
Hey … Read more
This quarter’s edition of our legal update starts with a look at improving digital forensics experts’ credibility, as well as the reliability of the evidence they find — all while dealing with rapidly advancing technology. Two recent academic papers, plus … Read more
The month of May saw a robust, diverse set of academic papers published. Tools and techniques are as present as ever — focusing that month on Windows 10 and mobile malware — but so are discussions about how to ensure … Read more
What if you could automate digital forensics processes, centralize them, and then offer them at scale through the internet? Researchers at the Netherlands Forensic Institute (NFI) set out to answer the first question—then took the path through the second and … Read more
Justin Tolman: Episode five, and we’re already doing a sequel. We’re taking another look at optimizing our processing in FTK Feature Focus.
Welcome back. This is episode five of Feature Focus. I’m Justin Tolman. I’m the Director of Training over … Read more
Welcome to Binalyze AIR Feature Highlights. My name is Emre Tinaztepe, and today I will demonstrate the timeline feature of Binalyze AIR and the CSV import feature for further enrichment of this timeline.
You can name many solutions that can … Read more
Justin Tolman: If you or someone you love selects all the options in processing with FTK, so they won’t miss anything, then this episode’s for you!
Episode four of FTK Feature Focus, we’ll come back to FTK Feature Focus episode … Read more
Image and video authenticity verification is one of the most prominent challenges nowadays in digital forensics. The rapid proliferation of all sorts of image manipulation software, together with the increasing popularity of deepfakes, make it so that seeing is no … Read more
Our brief roundup this month looks at seven recent papers, which look at improving malware detection and acquisition, analyzing instant messaging apps and the Zoom platform, the future of digital forensics tools and practice, and finally, a framework for forensic … Read more
The items in our roundup this spring build on many of the updates from our January roundup, including new drafts available for public comment and additional work on standardization projects in the United Kingdom and European Union.
Additionally, a development … Read more
Keith: Hey, Keith Lockhart here, Director of Training for Oxygen. So this video is another extraction, one about Samsung and specifically Samsung devices with the Exynos chip family. And this is kind of an evolution of our previous Samsung extractor … Read more
Should digital forensics be standardized? Can it be standardized successfully? These questions have been hotly debated for a number of years, perhaps never more so than in recent years as digital forensics has become increasingly important in both criminal and … Read more
A DFIR investigation is generally performed as a post-event response to a potential information security incident. The longer the exposure time, the higher the damage of cyber incidents.
Therefore, digital forensic solutions need to be simple, automated and have to … Read more
Digital investigations have undergone a geometric progression of complexity since my first fledgling technology investigations during the 90s. In those early years, a competent digital forensics professional only needed to know how to secure, acquire and
