Every case involves a mobile device. That means that we have to start prioritizing the devices as well as how much we want from them. Sometimes, we don’t want to (or can’t) collect everything due to scope or simply time to evidence. How can examiners quickly diagnose mobile devices with triage techniques? This episode will … Continued
Jessica Hyde shares the results from the Magnet Virtual Summit 2023 Capture The Flag competition and also announces a new upcoming CTF!
In this Tips & Tricks webinar, we are going to look at installing, configuring, and using Magnet Hash Sets Manager along with some different use cases that you can leverage in your investigations. This free tool is available to Magnet Forensics customers, and integrates with both Magnet AXIOM and AXIOM Cyber. It can be used to manage hash sets to both include and exclude items shown in your cases. Magnet Hash Sets Manager also provides a single point of management for all the hash sets used across your AXIOM and AXIOM Cyber installations, whether you have one or one hundred.
Learn how Portland Police uncovered critical evidence with Magnet Axiom to help bring Nancy Crampton Brophy to justice.
We’re proud to offer a brand-new free tool for your toolkit, Magnet RESPONSE for incident response investigations!
Learn how to get started with Magnet RESPONSE, an evidence collection and preservation tool, targeted towards incident response (IR) cases.
Following ep 2 of Mobile Unpacked, Chris Vance distils information to assist with investigations into iOS’ messaging client.
Discover critical evidence in massive sets of media files. Join us for this webinar to learn about the top 10 Magnet Griffeye features for your digital media investigations. We will demonstrate how they can all be used as a part of your investigative workflow to increase efficiency, reduce workload and achieve better results.
That’s a wrap on another amazing installment of Magnet Virtual Summit! Get caught up on what happened at the virtual DFIR event of the year.
One of the biggest changes being felt throughout the fields of digital forensics and incident response is the advances being brought about by cloud computing. The big three in the area (Amazon Web Services [AWS], Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud) take advantage of the real-time adaptability of the Cloud by always changing and adding new … Continued
