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Following on from our July announcement about the successful launch of VFC 5 with all its significant New Features. (Early Customer feedback) “I have downloaded version 5 and have used it on a couple of occasions recently, I find it

Brett Shavers talks about the importance of making yourself uncomfortable in DFIR. Olga Milishenko from Atola demonstrates TaskForce’s drive identification capabilities. Vladimir Katalov shows how to extract and decrypt Signal history from iPhones.

New XRY 8.0.2 for mobile device extraction is now available. This release adds support for iOS 13 and 79 new app versions on iOS and Android.Improved support for the Telegram app The Telegram app uses end-to-end encryption for Secret Chats

A proper connection graph is a must if you need to investigate a complex case with numerous individuals using different communication media. In law enforcement, it may be a drug-related case with several dealers and a network of buyers, or

Ever since its launch last summer, our AI technology, Griffeye Brain, has been a success in changing the way investigators approach CSA investigations. After the first release it has been continuously developed in several steps, and now it’s time to

Most law enforcement agencies at both the local and national levels have learned how difficult it can be to implement a digital forensics software product into their existing workflow. Whether it’s the quality management procedures for forensic imaging or the

Griffeye Brain is one of our most advanced and innovative technologies in the Analyze platform. Now we can proudly announce that it has been boosted even further. From today, Griffeye Brain is GPU-accelerated which in this case means significantly higher

Oxygen Forensic Detective is the only digital forensic tool that offers investigators the most robust features to extract digital evidence from various Parrot drone sources, parse and decode data, and present it in a easily readable form. It covers all

As the usage of smart phones and mobile devices continues to increase exponentially their important role in litigation cannot be overlooked. Mobile devices present unique challenges in finding the right data that is responsive to discovery requests. Having the skills

Oleg Afonin talks about why the iOS 12.4 jailbreak is a big deal for law enforcement. SANS share an introduction to Arsenal Image Mounter. Michael Karsyan talks about different opening methods that can be used to read log files.

A new webinar, Oxygen Forensic Jet Engine with Facial Recognition, is available to view here.Join the forum discussion here.View the webinar on YouTube here.Read a full transcript of the webinar here.Read More

Magnet AXIOM 3.5 is now available for customers—either within AXIOM or as a download over at the Magnet Forensics Customer Portal. In this release, we’ve added Apple warrant returns, new image categories in Magnet.AI, as well as some quality of

Oleg Afonin talks about the forensic implications of Touch ID and Face ID in iOS 12. Maxim Suhanov shares a list of open research topics in Windows forensics. Oxygen Forensics demonstrate their Parrot Drone data extraction capabilities.

Edewede Oriwoh shares a concept and design for the Forensics Edge Management System. Sarah Edwards demonstrates iOS location mapping with APOLLO. SANS begin the countdown to DFIRCon 2019. Cellebrite’s Ben Armon shows how to consolidate multiple identifiers into a single

BlackLight 2019 R2 is now available! This release is packed full of powerful features customers have requested and need to complete investigations quickly and efficiently. Enhancements and Improvements Include: • Archive File Processing• APOLLO Support via the new Plugin Manager•

by Alexander Leonenko Today we would like to talk about RAID arrays with lost configuration and how to extract evidential data from them. Let’s start with understanding what a RAID is in the first place. RAID is a Redundant Array