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Vladimir Katalov presents his research at DFRWS EU 2018.There is quite a lot of information on the smartphone, that’s probably the most available source now for all the data, including the private data, business data, a lot of [passwords], documents,

With an ever increasing number of adults owning a smartphone, it is no wonder that more and more crimes now commonly require mobile device evidence collection and analysis. Mobile Device Investigator™, is a new digital investigation tool built from the

Welcome to this month’s round-up of recent posts to the Forensic Focus forums. Forum members discuss how to image a server with RAID 5. Can you recommend some good website capture applications? How would you image a Dell 5290 2

ADF Solutions’ new mobile forensic software launches! The Mobile Device Investigator™ software tool is user-friendly and requires minimal training since it is designed to be operated by front line police, sheriffs, field agents, and investigators. Users can connect a suspect

by Patrick Siewart Increasingly, cellular records and their associated location information are being used in civil litigation, where previously they were considered to be a “law enforcement only” tool. But in the age when users carry at least one smartphone

Oxygen Forensics has announced the hire of digital forensics expert, Keith Lockhart as its Director of Training. Lockhart previously served as Vice President of Strategic Programs for AccessData Group for 15 years, leading digital forensics training solutions for Local, State,

Today, MSAB released new versions of our product suites – XRY, XAMN and XEC – with many significant new and improved capabilities to help investigators, examiners and other users work faster, smarter and more efficiently. Among the highlights are faster

Yuto Otsuki discusses his research at DFRWS EU 2018.Yuto: Thank you, chairperson. I am Yuto Otsuki, a researcher at NTT Secure Platform Laboratories in Japan. Today, I’d like to talk about building stack traces from memory dump of Windows x64.

Date: April 25, 2019Time: 3 pm CEST (9 am EST)Registration: Click here Join us for this highly anticipated webinar and learn about one of Griffeye’s most advanced and appreciated technologies: Face Recognition in Analyze DI Pro. When dealing with millions

by Chirath De Alwis Computer forensics is the process of methodically examining computer media (hard disks, diskettes, tapes, etc.) for evidence. When considering computer forensics, registry forensics plays a huge role because of the amount of the data that is

HancomGMD has secured a contract to supply its forensic solution to investigation agencies in the UK, an affiliate of Hancom Group said Monday. The company said it signed a contract with the West Midlands Counter Terrorism Unit and Leicestershire Police

by Mattia Epifani The Techno Security and Forensics CA conference took place between 11th and 13th March at The Hilton Torrey Pines in La Jolla (San Diego). More than 200 attendees were present, coming from different fields like digital forensics,

Oxygen Forensics today becomes the sole company in the industry to offer complete flight history extraction from my MyParrot cloud with the release of Oxygen Forensic Detective (11.3). “Oxygen Forensics continues to ensure our customers have the solutions they need

by Christa Miller, Forensic Focus In the 30 or so years since the advent of personal computers made digital forensics a viable career path, the profession has matured to the extent of making multiple career paths possible. Now, professionals who

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Michael Thompson and Timothy Vidas discuss their work at DFRWS US 2018.Joe: So, here we have Michael and Tim, who will be talking about their paper, ‘CGC Monitor: A Vetting System for the DARPA Cyber Grand Challenge’.Timothy: Hi. Thanks for