New Forensic Focus Job Board

Forensic Focus is pleased to announce a new and improved job board for digital forensics practitioners: https://jobs.forensicfocus.com/jobs/ The board includes a range of new features, including keyword/location search and the ability to filter by position, job type, country and city.

What’s Happening In Forensics Jul 16, 2019

Michael Karsyan shows how to track printer usage with event logs. Didier Stevens has updated format-bytes.py to version 0.0.9. The first keynote has been announced for TechnoSecurity TX this year: Roman Yampolskiy will be talking about artificial intelligence and the

Register For Webinar: Oxygen Forensic Jet Engine With Facial Recognition

Come see the unbelievable innovation built into Oxygen Forensic Jet Engine. As announced at the Techno Security MB Oxygen Forensics will include in it’s flagship application the ability for investigators to categorize human faces using it’s built in facial recognition

Unreal Steganography: Using A VR Application As A Steganography Carrier

by Stuart Wilson This report focuses on the use of virtual reality as a potential steganography carrier file to avoid detection of forensic analysis applications commonly used within law enforcement. The goal is to show how a virtual reality game/environment

Unreal Steganography: Using A VR Application As A Steganography Carrier

by Stuart Wilson This report focuses on the use of virtual reality as a potential steganography carrier file to avoid detection of forensic analysis applications commonly used within law enforcement. The goal is to show how a virtual reality game/environment

What’s Happening In Forensics Jul 12, 2019

Matt talks about how to derive intelligence from LNK files. Oleg Skulkin demonstrates how to use MITRE ATT&CK for forensics. DFRWS US 2019 has begun – follow their Twitter feed for updates.

Finding And Interpreting Windows Firewall Rules

by Joakim Kävrestad Determining with whom and in what way a computer has communicated can be important and interesting in several types of examinations. Communications can be an important part of analyzing if and how a computer has been remote

Finding And Interpreting Windows Firewall Rules

by Joakim Kävrestad Determining with whom and in what way a computer has communicated can be important and interesting in several types of examinations. Communications can be an important part of analyzing if and how a computer has been remote

What’s Happening In Forensics – Jul 12, 2019

The UK home secretary has announced a new technology to help combat the distribution of child abuse content online. Bryan Ambrose demonstrates how to extract pcap from a memory image. The Cybercrime Centre at the University of Cambridge is looking

What’s Happening In Forensics – Jul 11, 2019

Atola announce TaskForce 2019.7. F-Response V8 has been released, with improved Dropbox collection. Amped talk about why it’s important to get the order right when you’re filtering.

What’s Happening In Forensics – Jul 10, 2019

John Patzakis talks about key evidence in social media statements and what might count as an exception to the hearsay rule. The Nuix User Exchange will be taking place in September – register here. Amped have updated DVRConv. What app

Review: Mobile Device Investigator From ADF

by Jade James ADF Solutions is a leading provider of intelligent digital forensic and media exploitation software. ADF’s tools are used for the processing and analysis of computers, external drives, mobile devices and other media storage such as USBs and

Mobile Device Investigator From ADF

Reviewed by Jade James ADF Solutions is a leading provider of intelligent digital forensic and media exploitation software. ADF’s tools are used for the processing and analysis of computers, external drives, mobile devices and other media storage such as USBs

What’s Happening In Forensics – Jul 9, 2019

OpenText demonstrate how to identify private browsing and wearable data activity with Encase. Kali Linux has been made available for the Raspberry Pi 4. ElcomSoft discuss the art of iPhone acquisition. Oxygen Forensics round up what they’ve done so far