UFED And UFED Physical Analyzer 7.1 Solves Encryption And Unlocking Challenges

25th May 202021st February 2018 by Cellebrite

Overcome your toughest challenges with powerful decryption and unlocking capabilities

Obtain even more evidence from hundreds of locked and encrypted devices with unique and powerful capabilities.

Don’t let encrypted and locked devices hold back your investigations. UFED and UFED Physical Analyzer 7.1, provide you with the only solution to access, share and report evidence from the widest variety of digital devices.Capabilities include:

Decrypting boot loader physical extraction
Discover valuable evidence from locked and encrypted devices with this new capability, exclusive to Cellebrite. This is the only solution in the industry that enables lock-bypassing decrypted physical extraction for a wide range of Qualcomm Android devices including Huawei H1611, Xiaomi Mi 5, ZTE Z832 Sonata 3 and ZTE Z981 ZMax Pro.
Supported chipsets: 8909, 8916, 8939, 8952 and 8936.

Generic screen lock removal for Samsung smartphones and tablets
Disable and remove the user lock to gain access to critical evidence from some of the most popular and advanced Samsung Android-OS smartphones and tablets, including Galaxy S7, S7 Edge, J7, J5, A7 and A5.

Additional decoding and examination capabilities include:

The ability to split a UFDR file (report) into smaller pieces
As the volume of data extracted from devices continues to grow, users cannot always fit reports on a single storage device such as CD-ROM, DVD, USB etc., to share with others. UFED Physical Analyzer and Reader 7.1 now allow users to split large UFDR files to accommodate its transfer on different storage media types.

Recover data from URLs
Obtain more data for your case by recovering search terms from popular search engine URLs, including Android Market, Baidu, Bing, Google, and Yahoo, used on iOS and Android devices.

For more information, read the full release notes.

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