Forensic Focus

How many times have you said or heard: “I’ll believe it when I see it”? This expression reveals our eyes’ dramatic convincing power: when you see something, you tend to believe it’s true much more easily than when you hear

Techno Security TX will be held in San Antonio from the 30th September to the 2nd of October 2019. There will be four tracks running throughout the conference: digital forensics, investigation, information security, and audit/risk management. Find out more and

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Vladimir Katalov shares some tips for iOS acquisition on Windows. SalvationDATA share a DVR forensics case study. Oleg Afonin discusses iOS 12.4 file system extraction.

by Christa Miller, Forensic Focus Held in Austin, Texas each summer, the SANS Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) Summit is known for offering in-depth but accessible digital forensic research — and for its laid-back, fun atmosphere. This year’s summit,

Mattia Epifani talks about Apple TV forensics. SANS discuss the cycle of cyber threat intelligence.

Sandfly 2.2 has been released, with new capabilities around web shell detection and anti-forensics detection. Kristian Lars Larsen talks about the huge amount of discoverable data in the cloud. Derek Manky talks about investigating cases that involve obfuscation and anti-forensics.

Due to the rapidly growing need for securing safe environments around the world, digital surveillance systems have become ubiquitous. A significant number of new surveillance systems are installed each year, and the importance of acquiring actionable data from these systems

What is Virtual Forensic Computing? Virtual computing transforms investigation of the digital crime scene. Having access to the ‘digital scene of crime’ can offer huge benefits to an investigator. Whether investigating fraud, murder, child abuse or something else, seeing the

Brett Shavers talks about the importance of making yourself uncomfortable in DFIR. Olga Milishenko from Atola demonstrates TaskForce’s drive identification capabilities. Vladimir Katalov shows how to extract and decrypt Signal history from iPhones.

A proper connection graph is a must if you need to investigate a complex case with numerous individuals using different communication media. In law enforcement, it may be a drug-related case with several dealers and a network of buyers, or