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Forensic Focus

6 Keys To Conducting Effective Smartphone Forensic Investigations

Join the forum discussion here.View the webinar on YouTube here.Read a full transcript of the webinar here.Transcript Amber: Welcome to the 6 Keys to Conducting Effective Smartphone Forensic Investigations webinar. I’m Amber Schroader, the CEO of Paraben Corporation, and I’m

Digital Forensics Tool Development Survey

Angus Marshall at the University of York, UK has recently put together a survey for digital forensics tool developers and is looking for respondents. You can find the survey here. More Information The general problem of digital forensics tool verification

Video: Do Digital Investigators Have To Program?

This year at DFRWS EU, Felix Freiling discussed whether digital forensic investigators need to also be programmers. Take a look at the video and read the full transcript here.

Webinar: Connecting the Dots Between Artifacts and User Activity

A recording of the webinar “Connecting the Dots Between Artifacts and User Activity” is now online and available to view here. Join the forum discussion here.View the webinar on YouTube here.Read a full transcript of the webinar here.

Connecting the Dots Between Artifacts and User Activity

Join the forum discussion here.View the webinar on YouTube here.Read a full transcript of the webinar here.Transcript Amy: Good morning, everyone. I’m Amy from the marketing team here at Magnet Forensics. I’d like to welcome you to our webinar today.

Making Smart Technology Decisions To Improve Case Collaboration

by Christa Miller, Magnet Forensics An estimated 6.1 billion smartphones will be in the world by 2020, and as development of the Internet of Things—connected wearables, household appliances, vehicles, and more—continues, that number will be dwarfed by the 20.4 billion

Making Smart Technology Decisions To Improve Case Collaboration

by Christa Miller, Magnet Forensics An estimated 6.1 billion smartphones will be in the world by 2020, and as development of the Internet of Things—connected wearables, household appliances, vehicles, and more—continues, that number will be dwarfed by the 20.4 billion

Webinar: From Intake To Court: Using Case Management To Stay On Track

Whether it’s a combination of Excel spreadsheets, Access databases, and Word docs, or even a whiteboard with yellow sticky notes, law enforcement agencies around the world have had to use a variety of band-aid solutions in their approach to case

Digital Forensics News October 2017

Magnet AXIOM 1.2 is now available for customers to download, with new features including improved access to cloud-based data. Jon at Ciofeca Forensics discusses the forensic examination of Apple iCloud Notes. Paraben have launched the first IoT forensics training course

Windows Drive Acquisition

by Oleg Skulkin & Scar de Courcier Before you can begin analysing evidence from a source, it first of all needs to be imaged. This describes a forensic process in which an exact copy of a drive is made. This

Windows Drive Acquisition

by Oleg Skulkin & Scar de Courcier Before you can begin analysing evidence from a source, it first of all needs to be imaged. This describes a forensic process in which an exact copy of a drive is made. This

Forensic Focus Forum Round-Up

Welcome to this month’s round-up of recent posts to the Forensic Focus forums. Apple have announced a new file system – share your thoughts on the forum. Are these encrypted files, and if so, how would you access them? Forum

Linux Memory Forensics: Dissecting the User Space Process Heap

by Frank Block and Andreas Dewald The analysis of memory during a forensic investigation is often an important step to reconstruct events. While prior work in this field has mostly concentrated on information residing in the kernel space (process lists,

Linux Memory Forensics: Dissecting the User Space Process Heap

by Frank Block and Andreas Dewald Abstract The analysis of memory during a forensic investigation is often an important step to reconstruct events. While prior work in this field has mostly concentrated on information residing in the kernel space (process

Focused Digital Forensic Methodology

by Haider H. Khaleel Since the end of the 19th Century until the current time, law enforcement has been facing a rapid increase in computer-related crimes. In the present time, digital forensics has become an important aspect of not only