Forensic Focus

Internet Evidence Finder (IEF), the industry-leading forensic software from Magnet Forensics that recovers existing and deleted data from 220+ Internet-related artifacts has been reviewed by Jonathan Krause of Forensic Control. To read the full report and learn more about IEF’s

In recent years it has been noticeable that the amount of people carrying a smart phone has increased exponentially. This is down to their low price and availability; even children as young as 12 have a smart phone. However, most

The UK’s Royal Military Police (RMP) Service Police Crime Bureau (SPCB) has cut its case backlog by 42% and reduced costs per initial case by nearly one-third to £3,200 using distributed processing technology. The RMP is the Army’s technical investigative

There are many classifications as far as forensic data collection is concerned, but much of it is still a de facto and Wild West when it comes to naming convention. This is especially true in the embedded system area. When

[Republished from the Magnet Forensics blog by Lance Mueller, Director of Forensics – Magnet Forensics (formerly JADsoftware).]Well, it’s day two for me at Magnet Forensics, and I thought I would take the opportunity to say “hello” to everyone and briefly

File and directory timestamps are one of the resources forensic analysts use for determining when something happened, or in what particular order a sequence of events took place. As these timestamps usually are stored in some internal format, additional software

With a strong commitment to helping thousands of its customers in the world’s top law enforcement, military, government and corporate organizations recover data from a broad range of Internet-related communications, Magnet Forensics (formerly JADsoftware) has brought industry veteran and thought

Malware on computers can infect, transmit and “sell” personal data. Malware can also be used to “blame” and cast doubt on collected evidence in a computer examination. If this is the case, why aren’t these items being scanned when conducting

We’ve seen the news reports with carloads of FBI agents, windbreakers and all, rushing into a business to seize paper records and servers. The evidence is analyzed later to prove a crime using computer forensics. However, the more likely use

Lee, you previously worked in law enforcement and were the CEO of a prominent mobile phone training company. Can you tell us more about your background and how you came to work for AccessData? I worked in law enforcement for

Forensics Europe Expo, 24 – 25 April 2013, Olympia, London, sponsored by LGC Forensics, in Collaboration with Forensic Science Society and organised in partnership with The Investigator has been designed as the premier international forum for sourcing forensics products, equipment