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MSAB (Micro Systemation AB) is the world leader in the provision of forensically secure tools for the extraction and analysis of data from mobile devices. Our mission is to drive the industry of mobile forensics. MSAB was founded in 1984 and we have a vast experience in mobile technology. Together with pioneering law enforcement organizations we helped create the mobile forensics industry and we are still committed to driving and leading it forward. Our task is to develop the best possible solutions for mobile forensics and our reason for being is to help our customers do their job for society. Stay ahead with us and follow us here for the latest updates.

MSAB Brings Enhanced Physical Support Options For MTK, Exynos, And EDL Devices

1st July 2021

Released today: XRY 9.5, XAMN 6.1

Enhanced Physical support options for MTK, Exynos, and EDL devices, along with brand new iOS15 Beta 1 support, plus easier navigation and improved flexibility in reporting.

We are very excited to officially announce the … Read more

MSAB Launches New Rapid Triage Extraction Solution For Immediate Actionable Intel In The Field

18th June 2021

MSAB announces the launch of Raven, an innovative solution for immediate digital evidence acquisition and analysis at scene level via smartphone app.

Raven is a cutting edge, highly portable mobile device extraction toolset. It is specifically designed for operators in … Read more

MSAB Releases XRY 9.4.3 With Added Security Bypass Support For Samsung

1st June 2021

We are delighted to announce that XRY 9.4.3 comes with a number of enhancements ensuring your ability to access an increased amount of data. from more mobile devices and applications.

The new release comes with added support for physical extraction … Read more

MSAB Releases XRY 9.4.2 For Access To More Devices And More Data

6th May 2021

The XRY 9.4.2 release arrives with a number of improvements ensuring your ability to access even more mobile devices and applications.

The new release supports the extraction of more than 90 new mobile devices. We have also added improvements to … Read more

Released from MSAB : XRY 9.4, XAMN 6.0 and XEC 6.3

7th April 2021

Detect suspicious data and speed up operations using the new rapid hash alerts, easily identify connected persons and generate new custom reports.

We are delighted to officially announce the new versions of XRY, XAMN and XEC. These represent a substantial

Released Today From MSAB: XRY 9.3.2 With Unrivalled Speed And Stability

8th March 2021

Today’s XRY 9.3.2 release arrives with across the board improvements and support to enable investigators access an increased amount of data along with our rapid extraction times.

The new version comes with improved capability for physical extraction of locked Samsung … Read more

New Release From MSAB: XRY 9.3.1 With Security Bypass Enhancement For Samsung Exynos

27th January 2021

Today’s XRY 9.3.1 release arrives with a number of improvements ensuring your ability to access the latest devices and applications.

We have added improvements for Security Bypass features to enable you to access valuable data from locked Samsung Galaxy Exynos

Leveraging Cloud Computing Provision To Solve Problems In Digital Forensics

18th December 2020

My years as a customer – working with MSAB to develop an effective ecosystem, and latterly as a senior consultant within MSAB, helping customers develop their own ecosystem solutions, has led me to explore facets of cloud computing. Up

MSAB New Release: XRY 9.3, XAMN 5.3 And XEC 6.2

15th December 2020

Added support to bypass locked Samsung Galaxy Exynos devices in XRY, new conversation view in XAMN, plus major improvements in network support in XEC.

We are happy to announce that the new versions of XRY, XAMN and XEC represent a

Interactive Webinar And A Chance To Win Prizes From MSAB

26th November 2020

Help us find the crucial mobile forensic evidence to secure a correct criminal conviction.

A crime committed. Two suspects in custody. Both deny knowing each other. Both have intelligence markers linking them to an international crime ring. Evidence recovered includes … Read more