Phones Can Be Searched If No Password Lock: Ontario Court

In this discussion of inferences, their importance, and how to formalize their representation in digital forensics, Timothy Bollé talks about how the formal representation of inferences in the CASE ontology could ultimately support multiple hypotheses to avoid biases.

Podcast host and Forensic Focus managing editor Christa Miller talks with Monica Harris, Cellebrite's Enterprise Solutions product business manager, about the overlap in e-discovery, corporate investigation, and incident response skills and tools; proportional collections in remote and hybrid work environments; some of the technological challenges with remote cloud collection and creating a 360-degree view of data, and how Cellebrite Enterprise Solutions make the process smoother.

In this short presentation, Aikaterini Kanta reiterates the need for user context in password-cracking and describes her research team’s plan to fully automate their password cracking tool.