This presentation will focus on the comprehensive examination of a subject’s actions involving the downloading of contraband files and the presence of malware within a folder deliberately excluded from antivirus scans.
Society is becoming increasingly dependent on digital devices and networks. Every file opened, downloaded, or shared creates a digital footprint on their computer systems, regardless of the operating system.
When your word can make or break a case, your credibility is vital. Without a way to demonstrate your competence, it can be harder to defend your findings and present them with full confidence.
Magnet Axiom 8.2 is now available with several features added and updated to help you work through more data, faster, and more efficiently.
With the wide array of languages that can show up in case data—for both local and larger geographically focused investigations—determining the relevance of the available evidence can be a challenging process.
Magnet Forensics has long pushed the artifact-first approach forward.
How did the data get on the device? Was it populated by the user or did it get resurrected from a dead device, to live again through the next generation of iPhone? This episode will explore the different methods of restoring information between iOS devices and the valuable artifacts they leave behind so you can help to answer those questions!
Being a digital forensic investigator isn’t easy. Long days of inspecting some of the worst material humanity creates, searching for clues; carving through petabytes of pointless information to find the one piece of evidence crucial to solving a case. But the satisfaction of using digital evidence to deliver justice makes it all worthwhile.
In a stride towards enhancing child exploitation investigations, Magnet Forensics has partnered with the National Criminal Justice Training Center (NCJTC) of Fox Valley Technical College, which manages Project VIC-US, to launch a new national database for seamless matching against Project VIC-US data in the Magnet Griffeye ecosystem of products.
The examination of iOS and Android devices in digital forensics has become increasingly important in both law enforcement and corporate investigations.
