Oxygen Forensics, a worldwide developer and provider of advanced forensic data examination tools for mobile devices and cloud services, announced today that its flagship product, Oxygen Forensic Detective 9.2, now features the ability to extract WebKit data from iOS and Android devices, saving critical time in accessing webmail and the content of visited pages.
Most criminals make their plans via the internet and those plans can leave many traces on mobile devices through the content on apps. By accessing WebKit data with Oxygen Forensic Detective 9.2, users can find all traces of data on a device that tie together and present them as evidence to authorities. This faster accessibility to critical data can make a huge difference in solving crimes when time is so important.“Oxygen Forensics always keeps the needs of our users in mind as we continue to innovate our products, and our addition of WebKit accessibility is a perfect example of that,” said Lee Reiber, Oxygen Forensics COO. “It was very gratifying to hear from an early user of this feature just last week. The phone that experts were working on had WebKit with over 4,000 records and 30 Gmail databases. With a competitor, they spent half a day to try and recover the data but with no results. With our new WebKit feature, it took them five minutes to re-parse the data and recover full emails in a readable format.”
About Oxygen Forensics, Inc.
Oxygen Forensics was founded in 2000 as a PC-to-Mobile Communication software company. This experience has allowed our team of mobile device experts to become unmatched in understanding mobile device communication protocols. With this knowledge, we have built innovative techniques into our Oxygen Forensic® Detective allowing our users to access much more critical information than competing forensic analysis tools. We offer the most advanced forensic data examination tools for mobile devices and cloud services. Our company delivers the universal forensic solution covering the widest range of mobile devices running iOS, Android, Windows Phone, BlackBerry and many others.
For more information about Oxygen Forensics, please visit www.oxygen-forensic.com.
