Forensic Focus

Cyan Forensics are partnering with NCMEC, America’s National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, to help detect child abuse material. Greg Masi shares a list of folder type identifiers.

by Jade James Oxygen Forensics specialise in mobile device, cloud, drone and IoT data extraction. Oxygen pride themselves in giving law enforcement, federal agencies and enterprises access to data at top speeds, providing advanced digital forensic data extraction and analytical

Harlan Carvey asks how our customers determine the accuracy of digital forensic investigations. Cellebrite announce a webinar about finding digital evidence in human trafficking investigations. Amped show how to magnify images for use in investigations.

The Crimes Against Children Conference is under way in Texas – follow along with the updates on Twitter. Farrell Fritz talks about metadata and its potential role in litigations. Is this the first wedding at an industry conference?

Scott, can you tell us a little about yourself, your role at HealthFirst and how you came to work in digital forensics? I have worked in cyber defense for the last two decades and have witnessed the changing threat landscape

Amber Schroader demonstrates Windows 10 artefacts that can be recovered with Paraben’s software. Cyan Forensics release Cyan Examiner 2.0.

Ryan Benson adds to his ‘Deciphering Browser Hieroglyphics‘ series. Amped are asking for your input on whether to keep or kill support for Windows XP. Sarah Edwards shares the presentation she and Heather Mahalik presented at SANS this year. Cellebrite

Amped describe how their Authenticate tool allows users to search for reference images online for better integrity analysis. Rolf Rolles shares some automation techniques in C++ engineering.

by Michelle Oh, HancomGMD With an ever-increasing range of features and dramatically increased storage capacity, digital devices have become essential to our daily life. Their ability to store vast amounts of data means that these devices have proliferated and are

Oxygen Forensics explain what facial recognition is and how it is used in their software. Magnet AXIOM 3.4 includes APFS performance improvements.

Lodrina, tell us about yourself and how you first got started in digital forensics. Growing up outside Silicon Valley during the first dot-com boom, I was always interested in technology and luckily had access to the early web and programming

Brett Shavers shares some interesting thoughts on putting a user behind a keyboard by looking at the personality of a computer. Andrea Fortuna demonstrates forensic analysis of Windows 10 compressed memory using Volatility. SalvationData have released Video Investigation Portable 2.0.