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.
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.
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.
This video covers an introduction and basics to the Mobile View feature of Axiom. Learn more about mobile forensics here.
Staying ahead of emerging threats poses a significant challenge for digital forensics and incident response (DFIR) teams.
Following fast on the heels of our major Magnet Axiom 8.0 release, we are thrilled to announce that Axiom 8.1 is now available!
Venez découvrir les nouvelles fonctionnalités de Magnet Axiom 8.0, avec la vue du téléphone mobile, la carte animée suivant les déplacements des données de géolocalisation, l’analyse de la mémoire, l’intégration GK / Axiom et bien d’autres… Ces nouvelles fonctionnalités vont accroitre vos capacités d’investigation de vos preuves numériques en passant de la téléphonie mobile aux ordinateurs.
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What is a Jump List? The term “Jump List” is used quite frequently in digital forensics and discussions regarding artifacts found on computers.
