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Read the latest DFIR news – iOS 18’s new security feature challenges police access, open-source tools empower digital investigators, the BBC uncovers content moderation trauma, and more.

Read the latest DFIR news – debates on digital forensics careers, critical case studies, new tools, privacy concerns in smart tech, and more.

Read the latest DFIR news – UK man sentenced to 18 years for AI-generated abuse images, a new series highlights mental health stressors in digital forensics, and Brett Shavers looks at reproducibility and AI in DFIR.

Read the latest DFIR news – Google tightens location data access, AI-generated child abuse imagery spikes, RDP artifacts provide crucial insights, and more.

Read the latest DFIR news: UFADE’s iOS data extraction, insights on Windows Prefetch, the role of Amped Authenticate in court, and more.

Read the latest DFIR news – analysing sudo logs, hunting phishing sites with Shodan, fighting child abuse with OSINT, exploring the latest open-source tools, and more.

Read the latest DFIR news – why investigative thinking is critical in DFIR, the transformative power of OSINT, the UK’s crackdown on intimate image abuse, and more.

Read the latest DFIR news: covert research accounts in OSINT, the impact of macOS Sequoia on DFIR, new research on Shimcache, and more.

Read the latest DFIR news: Essential digital forensics certifications, Refuge’s Tech Safety Summit, UN’s cybercrime convention, iOS 18’s privacy evolution, and more.

A round-up of this week’s digital forensics news and views: Digital Detectives vs. Android 14: overcoming new forensic challenges The release of Android 14 requires digital forensics analysts to update their extraction and analysis methods. Analysts must develop new techniques

A round-up of this week’s digital forensics news and views: iOS 17- The “Forever” Setting That Isn’t… Or Is It? Digital forensics expert Heather Barnhart reveals a significant change in iOS 17’s message retention tracking mechanism. The update shifts from

A round-up of this week’s digital forensics news and views: Sleepless in Cupertino: A Forensic Dive into Apple Watch Sleep Tracking Digital forensic experts have unveiled the potential of Apple Watch’s Sleep app as a crucial tool in criminal investigations.

A round-up of this week’s digital forensics news and views: UK-based digital forensic investigators and the impact of exposure to traumatic material A new study reveals that nearly 30% of UK digital forensic investigators report high to severe levels of