Today’s criminal investigations often rely on digital evidence residing on mobile devices. During investigations, it’s the mobile forensics investigator’s responsibility to extract and collect that digital evidence. There’s no one “right path” to becoming a mobile forensics investigator.
Investigators often have difficulty reviewing the data from warrant returns because of the various container formats and content provided. AXIOM can process warrant returns from several providers (e.g. Facebook, Google) and parse artifacts for examination, and in this session, Kim Bradley and Steve Gemperle will share some tips and tricks to get the most out of your warrant returns.
It’s hard enough for examiners to keep up with latest in digital evidence–and they see it day in and day out. What about your investigators? When they’re working a case, time (both theirs and yours) is of the essence, so whatever you can do to get them the evidence they need–quickly and easily–will help everyone in the end.
The June 2022 Magnet Forensics CTF was another exciting competition, and we’re happy to announce the winners!
To combat a Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) case, an agency turned to Magnet GRAYKEY to process multiple smartphones. This case study details the events of their investigation and how GRAYKEY helped bring justice to the victims. Note: Due to the sensitivity of this case, and to respect the victims, this case study is anonymous.
In episode 8 of Digital Forensics in Real Life podcast, we will be talking about the case of baby Eloise.
When analyzing malware and exploits (or troubleshooting issues), you’ll find it in memory—even if it can’t be found on disk. Memory will give you a look at the exact state of a device at a specific time; this is why memory analysis, or memory forensics, is important to DFIR (Digital Forensics and Incident Response).
O mundo está em constante mudança e por esse motivo as atualizações se tornam importantes e necessárias principalmente na área Forense.
Abordará as nomenclaturas, conceitos e legislação brasileira no contexto dos crimes de abuso sexual de crianças.
La evidencia en video puede ser tan voluminosa como los datos de un dispositivo móvil, incluso más, y la problemática radica en que hay pocas herramientas disponibles para mejorar y analizar videos de manera confiable según la Asociación Internacional de Jefes de Policía (International Association of Chiefs of Police).
