Using Keyword Lists in Magnet OUTRIDER
You can load custom keywords, regular expressions, or NCMEC report data in Magnet OUTRIDER.
Content Industry: Federal Agencies
New in AUTOMATE 2.9: Automatic .UFD file Decryption and Find Similar Pictures Post-Processing
With AUTOMATE 2.9, we’re automating the decryption of Cellebrite extractions and post-processing images for faster picture review.
Magnet Virtual Summit CTF Prizes Announced
This year’s annual MVS CTF event is scheduled for May 12 and we wanted to share our prizes which have now been confirmed!
Cache Up Ep.45 Matt Mitchell
Magnet Forensics In-Person Training Courses Are Back!
We’re excited to be back to offering in-person training in many locations throughout the United States and the United Kingdom!
Grants 101: Tips for Leveraging Grants to Get Funding for Your Agency
The process of finding and applying for government grants can often be overwhelming and seem complicated at first glance. In this webinar, we will walk through the basics of grant applications including where to find existing grants, best practices for writing your proposal, and how to manage your grants once funding is received. Join us … Continued
Cache Up Ep.44 Brian Hussey
Tips & Tricks // Knowledge(C) is Power – Analyzing the KnowledgeC.db with AXIOM
Magnet AXIOM has numerous artifacts derived from the KnowledgeC.db found on both iOS and macOS. In this Tips & Tricks session, we’ll highlight how examiners can use this database to aid in their investigations, shedding light on the pattern of life usage of the device being analyzed, as well as how to build timelines from the information found within.
Virtualizing Your Forensics Lab in the Cloud Part 3: Let’s Get Practical
In this post we’re going to take it a layer deeper and walk you through how you should set up an Amazon EC2 instance that will run AXIOM Cyber.
Magnet REVIEW: Securely Collaborate & Empower Investigators
Shipping sensitive evidence on USB drives or requiring investigators to travel to the lab can waste critical investigation time and may introduce security risks. Plus, training investigators to use multiple tools for the same task can be overwhelming for them and frustrating for your team, as everyone struggles to keep up with the increasing volume of cases requiring a digital investigation.