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by Christa Miller, Forensic Focus Online digital forensics training has been around for a number of years, offered as a convenient alternative to in-person training for examiners who couldn’t travel or were otherwise resource-constrained. In an unforeseen twist, though, live

As more employees are required to work from home, we’ve heard from our customers that they need the ability to remotely collect data from Mac systems without having to send MacQuisition hardware to someone’s home. In order to help our

Welcome to this month’s round-up of recent posts to the Forensic Focus forums. What tools would you recommend for MacOS remote forensic collection? Can you help CopyRight with a question about internal hard disk removal logs? How would you process

Welcome to Oxygen Forensic Detective’s Knowledge Nuggets. In this video we’re going to discuss decrypting WhatsApp messaging. Let’s go over a few very important points that you need to consider before analyzing WhatsApp. Number one: always place the device in

Welcome to Oxygen Forensic Detective’s knowledge nuggets. In this video, I will show you how simple it is to extract cloud data using Detective’s Cloud Extractor. If you weren’t already aware, Oxygen Forensic Detective has a lot more to it

Join BlackBag for a where our experts will cover what can be extracted from the macOS keychain, what you can do to get the most out of it, and how Apple secures your passwords and other secrets. We will take

Samuel, congratulations on your new role! Tell us more about your career with the Royal Military Police. How did you come to be a video analysis expert? Thank you! It is a very exciting move for me. My career began

‘17.5 Zettabytes.’ This is the amount of data that the IDC estimates will be generated annually by 2025, and among those numbers, cloud traffic is expected to grow and reach 18.9 Zettabytes by 2021. This tremendous amount of cloud data

Lorenz Liebler discusses his research at DFRWS EU 2019. The application of approximate matching (a.k.a. fuzzy hashing or similarity hashing) is often considered in the field of malware or binary analysis. Recent research showed major weaknesses of predominant fuzzy hashing