For the past six years, we’ve been extremely honored to get to win in the Forensic 4:cast awards— especially getting Digital Forensic Organization of the Year for the past two years! The awards are important to us here at Magnet Forensics because you take time out of your day to recognize us for creating products … Continued
In this short how-to video, Trey Amick, Forensics Consultant, walks through the new support for APFS with Magnet AXIOM 3.0
We’re excited to release the most powerful and comprehensive version of Magnet AXIOM: Magnet AXIOM 3.0. With AXIOM 3.0, we’re giving you the ability to recover digital evidence from more sources than ever before (including Mac computers and new cloud sources), a powerful and intuitive new Timeline view, and much more. Join Geoff MacGillivray, VP … Continued
In this blog, Timothy Moniot, a Senior Solutions Consultant here at Magnet Forensics, guides you through how to get Microsoft Office 365 ready to use in Magnet AXIOM. Getting Microsoft Office 365 prepared and setup to be used in conjunction with AXIOM Cloud will require cooperation between investigative and IT personnel within an organization. Create … Continued
An updated version of the free Magnet AXIOM Wordlist Generator tool is now available for download. The long-standing roadblock to examiners when dealing with iOS devices, has been the device’s handset lock code. There are several types of passcodes that an examiner may come across when dealing with an iOS device including: 6-Digit Numeric Code 4-Digit … Continued
Few incident responders dispute the importance of memory analysis in incident response. Not only is memory acquisition faster than acquiring the hard drives of multiple (even hundreds of) computers; it’s often the only source of evidence in an ongoing attack. Frequently, memory contains valuable traces of system activity even when the attacker takes steps to … Continued
This video shows how examiners can use Magnet AXIOM to acquire and analyze cloud data from various service providers.
Quick walkthrough on how to use Magnet AXIOM to acquire Android devices using recovery images. This method bypasses any passcode on the device while not modifying the user data. The model I’m demonstrating is a Samsung Galaxy S3 (SGH-i747M).
Magnet Forensics Founder & CTO, Jad Saliba, invites you to join us at our Magnet User Summit in Nashville on April 2-3.
Computer memory is more than just another digital data source in an investigation—it’s a potential trove of actionable intelligence. Faster than acquiring a hard drive and composed of no more than a few gigabytes (compared to potentially terabytes of data), evidence found in memory can focus and shape interviews of compliant victims, witnesses, and suspects, … Continued
