by Chirath De Alwis and Chamalka De Silva
Recent advancements in technology have helped many people to have a better quality of life. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), also known as ‘drones’, are one such technological advancement that can help society … Read more
by Oleg Skulkin & Igor Shorokhov
The release of Android Nougat has brought new challenges to mobile forensic examiners: the smartphones running this version most likely have encrypted partitions with users’ data, their bootloaders are locked and classic custom recovery … Read more
Abstract
The primary goal of this paper is to raise awareness regarding legal loopholes and enabling technologies, which facilitate acts of cyber crime. In perusing these avenues of inquiry, the author seeks to identify systemic impediments which obstruct police investigations, … Read more
by Oleg Afonin, Danil Nikolaev & Yuri Gubanov
© Belkasoft Research 2015
Computer forensic techniques allow investigators to collect evidence from various digital devices. Tools and techniques exist allowing discovery of evidence that is difficult to get, including destroyed, locked, … Read more
This write-up is just to demonstrate that how one’s browser history can go off track misleading the examiner. An investigator can identify it by noticing the odd in history, sample given in Figure 2. Let’s first take a closer look … Read more
First published February 2010
by Darren Ilston of MelBek Technology
First published June 2005
by Steven McLeod
steven [email protected] com au
May 2005
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
This paper highlights an oversight in the current industry best practice procedure for forensically duplicating a hard disk. A discussion is provided which demonstrates that … Read more