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Get More From the Cloud: Health Apps

10th June 2022

With more than 350,000 health apps available in major app stores, tracking fitness activity and logging health data has never been easier. According to a Pew Research Center study, 62% of smartphone users have used their device to gather health-related

In April, Research Examines Reliability, Hybrid Learning, and New Insights on Familiar Names

23rd May 2022

A white businessman's hand holds a magnifying glass over a lpatop as digital data surrounds a cityscape

April’s lineup of scholarly articles continues the conversation around measuring reliability of forensic sciences; revisits the topic of learning and education in the pandemic era; and as always, offers new technical insights, as well as a look at forensic science

Oxygen Forensic Detective 14.3 Supports Kirin 985 Chipset and WhatsApp QR Multi-Device Cloud Service

18th February 2022

We are delighted to introduce the latest update of our flagship software, Oxygen Forensic® Detective v.14.3! This version introduces support for a new Kirin 985 chipset, full file system extraction of iOS 15 devices, import of Google Takeout data, support

New Release From MSAB: Recover Even More Digital Evidence From Apps With XRY 10.0.1

11th February 2022

Today’s release of XRY 10.0.1 offers improvements and added support to several popular applications on Android and iOS such as Viber, Tinder, Google Maps, Signal. This release comes with enhanced Snapchat Warrant Return support including improved handling of UTC, which

Oxygen Forensics has once again increased support for encrypted apps

29th October 2021

Oxygen Forensics, a global leader in digital forensics for law enforcement, federal agencies, and corporate clients, announced today the release of the latest version to their all-in-one forensic solution, Oxygen Forensic® Detective. With new screen lock bypass methods, support for

Webmail Forensics – Digging deeper into Browsers and Mobile Applications

12th May 20201st February 2014

Almost everyone who uses the Internet has a web-based email account. Many people have two or more, so the likelihood of a forensic investigator coming across a case involving webmail communication is very high. While law enforcement examiners can ask