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Temporal analysis of events (Timeline) can be beneficial when you want to reconstruct events related to computer incidents, data breaches, or virus attacks taking place on a victim’s computer. Historically, digital forensic timeline analysis has been broken down into two

Amped will be holding a User Day in Denver, CO, on October 6th – register to attend here. DME Forensics have released DVR Examiner 2.7, feauturing a new way to visually review clips. Brett Shavers announces some upcoming additions to

A multinational development company established an internal team to quickly investigate allegations of misconduct. The team turned to First Response and Nuix for help to rapidly process, search and analyse three terabytes of data from disparate sources within the company.

A fresh version of Belkasoft‘s flagship digital forensics product Belkasoft Evidence Center has recently been released. The 9.6 version combines an affordable price with a range of timely updates based on the most important industry developments. More details on what’s

by Christa Miller, Forensic Focus The need for image recognition and categorization has never been more in demand thanks to the spread of extremist propaganda, child sexual abuse material (CSAM), and other illicit activity across the internet. Because of the

Education is important for raising the value of video and image forensics. The more practitioners understand the correct way to process and clarify the evidence they receive, the better the probative value that evidence becomes. One group who has been

DFRWS US 2019 is nearly upon us! There’s still time to register to join in Portland, OR from the 14th-17th July. The call for speakers for Enfuse 2019 in November is now live. Eurofins Scientific, a forensic services firm that

by Paul Hamrick, Nuix Law enforcement investigations have long been influenced by developments in technology; after all, new technologies create new ways for criminals to profit and new sources of evidence. Law enforcement needs to keep up with the times,

Andrea Fortuna shows how to convert a Windows SFS (Dynamic Disks) partition to regular partition for forensic analysis. Harlan Carvey shares a review of his book Investigating Windows Systems. Xavier Mertens rounds up news from Pass-The-Salt 2019. Kristian Lars Larsen

A new webinar, Mobile Device Investigator For Android & iOS, 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

Atola Insight Forensic 4.13 has been released, with NVMe support. Andrew Case talks about building the next generation of memory forensics practitioners. Didier Stevens reminds himself (and us) how to set a nslookup type via the command-line. Salt4n6 talks about

A new webinar, Finding Insider Threats: Digging Deeper, 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

Jesse Spangenberger has posted a review of DFIR OS Tsurugi. Cellebrite have a webinar coming up on the 18th of July, talking about fighting the narcotics epidemic. Hexacorn looks at taskhost.exe and its arguments. Amped describe how Amped FIVE log

by Jade James Belkasoft is a global leader in digital forensics technology, founded in 2002. The team comprises of people from different backgrounds such as digital forensics, data recovery and reverse engineering. One of the main purposes of Belkasoft is

The UK’s National Crime Agency (NCA) sought technology that could keep pace with its workload of disrupting serious and organised crime and bringing criminals to justice. Nuix became the lynchpin of the NCA’s digital forensics lab with a fast, scalable

Terry Sweeney discusses the 10 essential basics of infosec forensics. Neal Krawetz talks about the distribution of fraudulent photos. John is tackling the challenge of needing to maintain artifact libraries. Phill Moore’s latest monthly podcast episode has been published. Cellebrite