This is the third blog post in a series of three about using IEF and Cellebrite to get more mobile evidence for your digital forensics investigations. In my previous blog post in this series, I explained how to find more mobile evidence on Android devices using IEF and Cellebrite. Today, we’ll walk through the same steps … Continued
Learn how digital evidence played a vital role in a real-life Distributed Denial of Service attack. Darren Sabourin, former RCMP Officer, and Jad Saliba explain how Internet evidence was used to: Determine a user’s actions Show clear intent Obtain a criminal conviction Designed for digital forensics professionals who investigate network-based attacks, this webinar demonstrates techniques … Continued
HERE’S OUR GUIDE TO FINDING IMPORTANT BUSINESS APPLICATIONS & OS ARTIFACTS FOR YOUR DIGITAL FORENSICS INVESTIGATIONS! Sometimes when conducting digital forensics examinations, investigators can lose sight of the fact that they’re investigating the actions of a person, not a computer. Almost every event or action on a system is the result of a user either … Continued
This is the fifth and final blog post in a series about recovering Business Applications & OS Artifacts for your digital forensics investigations. What are Shellbags? While shellbags have been available since Windows XP, they have only recently become a popular artifact as examiners are beginning to realize their potential value to an investigation. Shellbags … Continued
In the first half of this IP forensics webinar, Heather Mahalik from SANS Institute offers tactical considerations for examining smartphone, cloud and computer artifacts in the event of intellectual property theft. She explores the challenges of investigating an IP theft case with the emergence of BYOD and cloud storage providers in the enterprise space. In … Continued
HERE’S OUR GUIDE TO FINDING IMPORTANT BUSINESS APPLICATIONS & OS ARTIFACTS FOR YOUR DIGITAL FORENSICS INVESTIGATIONS! Sometimes when conducting digital forensics examinations, investigators can lose sight of the fact that they’re investigating the actions of a person, not a computer. Almost every event or action on a system is the result of a user either … Continued
Facebook can be an indispensable online resource when recovering forensic artifacts to use as digital evidence. It can provide a glimpse into an individual’s life, offer geographical information to indicate where a person was on a specific date, and can reveal the identities of close friends and family. With Facebook applications available on most mobile … Continued
Download the white paper today! There are a variety of techniques used by suspects to erase and/or hide the things they do online. In this white paper, we will explore 3 different methods a person might use to conceal their online activity, before, during and after. Uncover “Hidden” Evidence Using Computer Forensics Tools We will … Continued
As a leading platform for voice and chat communications, Skype is often used as a platform for harassment or bullying incidents due to the perception that an individual’s actions are anonymous while on the Internet. Skype forensics analysis can yield valuable digital evidence for forensic investigators. In this white paper we’ll offer insight into where … Continued
In this webinar, Jad Saliba, Founder and CTO of Magnet Forensics, will take you through a fictional case study involving child luring that leads to murder. You will discover how digital forensics, geolocation artifacts and timeline analysis in particular, can be critical in solving cases like these and where you can look to find the … Continued
