As you may be aware, iOS 11 changed the way in which the user authenticates a trust relationship between an iOS device and the computer being used to create a backup or forensic tool being used to create an acquisition. When a forensic examiner goes to create an iOS backup, either with a forensic tool … Continued
With Magnet AXIOM, users can acquire data from multiple cloud sources, such as Apple, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Dropbox, Twitter, WhatsApp and more. AXIOM supports multiple acquisition and account sign-in methods, including username and password, external browser authentication, and account tokens from mobile extractions. Within each of these sources there may be several services, apps, or … Continued
Welcome to the most comprehensive, integrated digital investigation platform. Magnet AXIOM 1.2 is now available for customers to download — including Connections, a powerful way of visually mapping the story of a file or artifact, and the ability to integrate our latest product: Magnet AXIOM Cloud. Combine and seamlessly integrate evidence from a variety of … Continued
Lately, we’ve been describing Magnet AXIOM as “the most comprehensive, integrated digital investigation platform.” Why does this matter? Why is it an approach that can be valuable to the forensic and investigations communities? Helping Customers Get the Most Complete Picture The ability to bring as much data as possible into one view is something that … Continued
Magnet Forensics recently announced that we will offer Magnet AXIOM Cloud for cloud forensics. This new product will integrate seamlessly with our other AXIOM products to give investigative teams a comprehensive, single view into the digital evidence in a case. We had the opportunity to sit down with Tayfun Uzun, Product Manager here at Magnet … Continued
As data drifts further away from physical drives and more into the cloud, examiners have an ever-changing location to locate information. Instead of locating incriminating evidence on drives or SD cards, it can often be stored on services like Google, iCloud, and Dropbox— leading to a whole new set of challenges for examiners. That’s why … Continued
