There has been a lot of buzz around Tor, Bitcoin, and the so-called “dark web” (or “deep web”) since the FBI shut down the underground website “Silk Road” on Oct 1st.
As many of you already know, Tor is a … Read more
There has been a lot of buzz around Tor, Bitcoin, and the so-called “dark web” (or “deep web”) since the FBI shut down the underground website “Silk Road” on Oct 1st.
As many of you already know, Tor is a … Read more
A geo-tagged image is an image which holds geographical identification metadata. This data consists of latitude and longitude co-ordinates (sometimes altitude also). Though there are some extremely powerful tools available for extracting geo-tag information from geo-tagged images but the … Read more
In recent years it has been noticeable that the amount of people carrying a smart phone has increased exponentially. This is down to their low price and availability; even children as young as 12 have a smart phone. However, most … Read more
Smartphones are changing the IT and Communication landscape vastly. A Smartphone can do almost every good thing a computer can do. Today most of the corporate employee access and manage their official emails through the e-mail client installed on their
Introduction
A great number of the mobile phones used worldwide every second require special knowledge and skills from forensic experts. More often it is not enough to be an experienced expert in computer forensics to understand all the peculiarities and … Read more
iPhoneTracking is sexy!!! Every mobile forensic suite, at least the ones dealing with iPhones, are providing it proudly. iPhoneTracking also has been a hot topic in the media all around the globe. People stated, that there is … Read more
David W. Bennett
August 20, 2011
The Challenges Facing Computer Forensics Investigators in Obtaining Information from Mobile Devices for Use in Criminal Investigations
There are a number of electronic personal devices that are labeled mobile devices” on the market today. … Read more
The Basics of Evaluating Connection Records
by Sam Raincock, IT and telecommunications expert witness
by David Benford
Director, Blackstage Forensics
by Rob Adams ACE, CDIA+
SALIX
First published June 2009
by Dr. Clara Maria Colombini
The earliest Satellite Navigation Systems were designed for the U.S. military, to locate the position of Polaris submarines. Over the years, satellite detection technology has become extremely widespread, and today
First published March 2009
by Greg Smith
Mobile Telephone Evidence & Forensics
trewmte.blogspot.com
First published March 2009
by Greg Smith
Mobile Telephone Evidence & Forensics
trewmte.blogspot.com
First published February 2009
by Greg Smith
Mobile Telephone Evidence & Forensics
trewmte.blogspot.com
First published February 2009
by Greg Smith
Mobile Telephone Evidence & Forensics
trewmte.blogspot.com
First published February 2009
by Greg Smith
Mobile Telephone Evidence & Forensics
trewmte.blogspot.com