Malware digitale forensic

And what has UFED to do with "malware digitale forensics" (whatever this latter is)?

Explain WHAT you want to study.
Explain WHY you think that to study that you would need any of the several devices Cellebrite produces under the "generic" UFED name.

jaclaz

Because ufed van detect lot of malware!

Because ufed van detect lot of malware!

Please explain to me how UFED Chinex (one among the many products by Cellebrite)
http//www.cellebrite.com/mobile-forensics/products/standalone/ufed-chinex
is useful to detect malware.

Then supposed that instead you are referring to (say) UFED Ultimate touch, and that it has malware detection, this has something to do with malware detection, but not with actually studying the malware.

Any "antivirus" or "anti malware" tool can detect lots of malware, but the real issue here is that someone (the makers of the tool) studied the malware and created the tool after having studied it, and not used the tool (before it was created) to study the malware.

JFYI (AFAIK) the *whatever* malware detection available in a cellebrite product derives from BitDefender or WebRoot technology
http//www.cellebrite.com/corporate/news-events/forensic-press-releases/6-cellebrite-partners-with-bitdefender-to-deliver-comprehensive-joint-mobile-malware-detection-with-mobile-forensics
http//www.cellebrite.com/corporate/news-events/retail-press-releases/706-cellebrite-and-webroot-partner-to-deliver-mobile-malware-diagnostics-capabilities-to-cellular-retail-market

jaclaz

I echo jaclaz comments… why do you need a UFED? Yes, there is a Malware scan feature which will identify 'infected' files/apps against a database of known malware signatures and provide some additional info; but this is almost as far as it goes!

FYI - Here is a good Webinar on malware forensics by Access Data for mobile phones

www.forensicfocus.com/...detection/

I would suggest looking at some papers and look into training for malware forensics.

7safe.com/computer_mal...course.htm