Forensic Focus

Styx: Countering Robust Memory Acquisition

Ralph Palutke discusses his work at DFRWS EU 2018. Ralph: Yeah. Welcome, everyone, and thank you for the introduction as well as having the opportunity to present our research. As mentioned, my name is Ralph Palutke, and I work as

Interview With Christa Miller, Content Manager, Forensic Focus

Christa, you’ve just joined Forensic Focus as a Content Manager – welcome on board! Tell us a bit about your background and how you came to work in digital forensics content creation. Thank you Scar! I’m coming to Forensic Focus

Christa Miller, Content Manager, Forensic Focus

Christa, you've just joined Forensic Focus as a Content Manager – welcome on board! Tell us a bit about your background and how you came to work in digital forensics content creation. Thank you Scar! I’m coming to Forensic Focus

Decision-Theoretic File Carver For Triage Situations

Pavel Gladyshev discusses his research at DFRWS EU 2018.Pavel: Thank you. Good evening, good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Today, I’d like to briefly tell you about an open-source tool and general approach that we invented about a year ago. I’m

Decision-Theoretic File Carver For Triage Situations

Pavel Gladyshev discusses his research at DFRWS EU 2018. Pavel: Thank you. Good evening, good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Today, I’d like to briefly tell you about an open-source tool and general approach that we invented about a year ago.

Interview With Greg Masterson, Technical Sales Engineer, MSAB

What is your background and how did you get started with digital forensics? In 2002, I had been a police officer in New Jersey for nine years when I joined the Union County High Technology Task Force (HTTF). I came

Greg Masterson, Technical Sales Engineer, MSAB

What is your background and how did you get started with digital forensics? In 2002, I had been a police officer in New Jersey for nine years when I joined the Union County High Technology Task Force (HTTF). I came

Digital Assistants: The New Eye-Witness

The popularity of virtual digital assistants is growing at a pace never seen; the estimated number of people using digital assistants worldwide is projected to reach 1.8 billion by 2021. These “assistants” make our lives easier and relevant but they

Digital Forensics News February 2019

Early bird registration for DFRWS EU 2019 ends on the 3rd of March – book your place here. Magnet Forensics have partnered with Grayshift to offer advanced investigative capabilities on iOS devices. BlackBag and Image Analyzer are now working together

DFRWS EU Early Bird Registration Ends Soon

The Digital Forensics Research Workshop (DFRWS) EU chapter will take place in Norway this year. The conference will be held in Oslo from the 24th-26th of April at the National Criminal Investigation Service (KRIPOS). Early Bird registration means a reduction

Forensicating The Apple TV

Mattia: Hello, thank you. First, my presentation will run for the next four hours, so I’m really pleased that you can stay here up to nine o’clock. No, I’m just joking. I will go very quickly, because I also have

Forensicating The Apple TV

Mattia Epifani discusses his research at DFRWS EU 2018 Mattia: Hello, thank you. First, my presentation will run for the next four hours, so I’m really pleased that you can stay here up to nine o’clock. No, I’m just joking.

Review: Oxygen Forensic Detective 11.0.1.12 From Oxygen Forensics

by Götz Güttich Oxygen Forensic Detective is software that assists users to extract and analyze data from mobile devices, SIM-cards, storage cards, drones and IoT devices. It is intended to be used by law enforcement, special services, and corporations. We

Oxygen Forensic Detective 11.0.1.12 From Oxygen Forensics

Reviewed by Götz Güttich Oxygen Forensic Detective is software that assists users to extract and analyze data from mobile devices, SIM-cards, storage cards, drones and IoT devices. It is intended to be used by law enforcement, special services, and corporations.