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From FileVault To T2: How To Deal With Native Apple Encryption
While Apple’s commitment to user privacy and security remains their priority, the field of computer forensics faces a solid challenge when it comes to extracting evidence from encrypted Apple devices.
This article provides comprehensive insights into Apple’s native encryption, covering
MediaTek Extraction: Physical Acquisition With File-Based Encryption
Keith: Hey, welcome. This is Keith Lockhart from Oxygen Forensic Training. How’s it going? So listen, here’s a video on some MediaTek extraction, but more specifically when you have a device that’s encrypted (file based encrypted) where the user has
Oxygen Forensic® Detective v.15.0 Increases Its Screen Lock Bypass Capabilities for Xiaomi Devices
Oxygen Forensics, a global leader in digital forensics for law enforcement, federal agencies, and corporate clients, announced today the release of the latest version of the all-in-one digital forensic solution, Oxygen Forensic® Detective v.15.0. This version significantly expands extraction support,
Chip Chop: Smashing the Mobile Phone Security Chip for Fun and Digital Forensics
Hello, and welcome to Chip Chop: Smashing the Mobile Phone Security Chip for Fun and Digital Forensics. My name is Gunnar Alendal and I am a PhD candidate at NTNU in Norway, and I am going to talk about one
How To Decrypt BitLocker Volumes With Passware
Decrypting BitLocker volumes or images is challenging due to the various encryption options offered by BitLocker that require different information for decryption.
This article explains BitLocker protectors and talks about the best ways to get the data decrypted, even for
How To Boot Scan A Microsoft Surface Pro
Hi, I’m Rich Frawley, and I’m the Digital Forensic Specialist with ADF Solutions. Today we’re going to conduct a boot scan of a Microsoft Surface Pro with BitLocker activated.
At this point you have decided on a search profile, or
Bruteforcing Linux Full Disk Encryption (LUKS) With Hashcat
by Patrick Bell
This walk-through will show you how to Bruteforce LUK volumes using hashcat, how you can mount a LUK partition, and how we can image it once it’s decrypted.
Scenario: You’ve got a Macbook in. MacOS has been
Digital Forensics: Iron Bars, Cement And Superglue
by James Zjalic
When most people think of digital forensics they think of CSI Miami: hackers in hoodies and Mission Impossible type biometrics. But under the superficial exterior, there is a framework of laws, regulations, best practices, guidelines, and standards
Physical Imaging Of A Samsung Galaxy S7 Smartphone Running Android 7.0
by Oleg Skulkin &Â 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
Mobile Forensics Monkey Wrench: iOS 10.2 and Encryption
by Patrick Siewert, Pro Digital Forensic Consulting
It’s not secret to those involved in the study and practice of mobile forensics that Apple likes to throw us curve balls with almost every new iteration of the iOS operating system. It
Current Challenges In Digital Forensics
What is the most urgent question facing digital forensics today? That in itself is not a question with a straightforward answer. At conferences and in research papers, academics and forensic practitioners around the world converge to anticipate the future of
The End of Digital Forensics?
by Craig Ball
When Microsoft introduced its Encrypting File System (EFS) in Windows 2000, the Cassandras of computer forensics peppered the listserves with predictions that the days of digital forensics were numbered. Ten years on and hundreds of systems acquired,
Forensic Accounting – the recorded electronic data found on Computer Hard Disk Drives, PDAs and numerous other Digital Devices
First published September 2004
Where is the hidden money for the Creditors in the Bankrupt Estate?
The Importance of Applying Section 521(4) in obtaining the Debtor’s electronic data.
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