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Magnet AXIOM 1.1.2 is now available — bringing with it enhanced integration with Griffeye and Project VIC, as well as significant developments in mobile acquisition, Portable Case, and BitLocker decryption. Enhanced Integration with Griffeye and Project VICAs we recently announced,

Global roadshow will showcase seamless integration of Project VIC data and Griffeye categorization into Magnet AXIOM Magnet Forensics, a global leader in developing forensic software for smartphone and computer examinations, today announced that Magnet AXIOM, its complete digital investigation platform,

Magnet Forensics has a new white paper available that discusses why and how contextual content analysis works, based on a description of what child luring is (and isn’t) and what nuances to expect. The white paper – The Technology of

New community allows examiners to upload and/or download artifacts made using Magnet AXIOM’s Custom Artifacts feature Magnet Forensics has launched its Artifact Exchange. Forensics professionals can now share their Custom Artifacts with each other for use in their investigations. The

Child exploitation investigations often involve luring (also known as grooming): the process by which a child predator gains their victim’s trust. Because this happens a lot over chat apps (and chat features within, for example, gaming apps), you might find

Now Available – New AI Technology for Chat Classification, Full Disk Encryption Support, and More Magnet Forensics, a global leader in developing forensic software for smartphone and computer examinations, today launched Magnet AXIOM 1.1, a robust update to its flagship

Fully integrated forensic examinations of encrypted drives with a known password will soon be possible in AXIOM Magnet Forensics, a global leader in developing forensic software for smartphone and computer examinations, and Passware, a world leader in password recovery, decryption,

Updates to the Magnet Forensics Training and Certification programs are here for examiners and investigators at all levels of competency in digital forensics – from experts who require professional accreditation, to people new to digital forensics who want to understand

Encrypted chat apps can be some of the hardest nuts to crack — especially when someone is trying to cover their tracks in advance — but they can also be vitally important to an investigation. Signal is a popular chat

In part one of our Portable Case series, our Director of Forensics, Jessica Hyde, took a look at the features and benefits of Portable Case. She highlighted the power of real-time collaboration with multiple stakeholders and having all the feedback

New version also includes faster PhotoDNA processing, and support for KakaoTalk and Zalo. Magnet AXIOM 1.0.10 is now available for download!AXIOM 1.0.10 will give users: – Decryption of iOS 10.2 iTunes Backups — We’re always working on giving investigators the

One of the most important parts of the forensic process is reporting and collaborating on findings. Magnet Forensics has built Portable Case, a feature of Magnet AXIOM and Magnet IEF to help foster that collaboration and make it more integrated,

You can now register for the Magnet User Summit 2017 Series. In May, the team is heading to London and Las Vegas to bring our customers all the latest news, product features, hands-on learning, and our take on industry issues.Visit

Keywords are an essential part of many forensic examinations. While running keyword lists shouldn’t be the extent of an investigation, the right keyword list can help examiners quickly get to the relevant evidence for their case. Magnet AXIOM allows examiners

Including Parsing iCloud Backups, Sorting in Multi-Artifact View, New Exporting Options, Musical.ly Artifact Support, and More. Customer feedback is essential to maintain the quality of our products. We’ve been able to incorporate customer input on the features they are looking

Jamie McQuaid, our Forensics Consultant, recently hosted a webinar: Investigating the Most Popular Browsers You’ve Never Heard of. This session touched on some of the browsers that examiners and investigators need to know about for their investigations – outside the