Forensic Focus

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Jesse Spangenberger has posted a review of DFIR OS Tsurugi. Cellebrite have a webinar coming up on the 18th of July, talking about fighting the narcotics epidemic. Hexacorn looks at taskhost.exe and its arguments. Amped describe how Amped FIVE log

by Jade James Belkasoft is a global leader in digital forensics technology, founded in 2002. The team comprises of people from different backgrounds such as digital forensics, data recovery and reverse engineering. One of the main purposes of Belkasoft is

Terry Sweeney discusses the 10 essential basics of infosec forensics. Neal Krawetz talks about the distribution of fraudulent photos. John is tackling the challenge of needing to maintain artifact libraries. Phill Moore’s latest monthly podcast episode has been published. Cellebrite

by Nikola Novak It‘s a great pleasure to share my experience of working with Oxygen Forensic Detective, which was a crucial tool in solving one of my cases. A father of a minor girl contacted me, worried his daughter was

SalvationDATA have released SPF Pro V6.92.30. Belkasoft discuss how Belkasoft Evidence Center can help in cases of workplace bullying. And another from SalvationDATA: a mobile forensic case study of physical extraction for Qualcomm and Mediatek smartphone.

Elie Bursztein et al share their research on rethinking the detection of child sexual abuse imagery on the internet. Cyber Triage shows how to collect arbitrary files during incident response. INTERPOL World is happening next week in Singapore. Magnet AXIOM

by Yuri Gubanov Diving deeper may be the key to the eventual success of a digital forensic investigation. This is true not only when it comes to a single given case, but also when it comes to intersections between different

Mattia Epifani discusses Apple Watch forensics. Gary Hunter gives a forensic overview of Evernote for iOS. The Cambridge Cybercrime Centre is hosting a one-day cybercrime conference in July. Law.com discusses how attorneys can ruin computer forensic cases. Elcomsoft’s Oleg Afonin

Qumodo have announced that they are working with the Home Office CAID team and UK policing to speed up the categorisation and investigation of child sexual abuse material. Brett Shavers encourages us to keep balance in our DFIR world. The

by Christa Miller, Forensic Focus The oldest of the trio of Techno Security and Digital Forensics Conferences, the Myrtle Beach event marked its 21st year this June 2-5. More than 900 people representing the Americas, Europe, Asia, and Africa converged