Learn how Eric Haines, Digital forensics supervisor at a Florida agency relies on Magnet Graykey to provide access to the mobile devices that make up 95% of the data sources his lab encounters to help them start extractions immediately to meet investigative demands and stay ahead of court deadlines.
The right evidence uncovered at the right time can make or break a case. But investigating, interpreting, and acting on that evidence quickly has become increasingly dependent on how well investigative teams work together.
The talent and dedication across the DFIR field is a constant source of amazement to us at Magnet Forensics. We’re proud to have an opportunity to recognize exceptional people in the field of digital investigations through the Magnet Forensics Scholarship and Agency Impact Award—and nominations for both are now open! Magnet Forensics Agency Impact Award … Continued
With Android 16 now released to the Google Pixel device family, it’s time to take a look at another sweet treat codenamed version of Android. This version is less about artifacts and more about security updates you need to be aware of for proper device handling! Come take a bite out of Android’s “Baklava” build and figure out why Chris Vance keeps talking about tasty desserts in this episode of Mobile Unpacked!
As our roads become more and more congested, we continue to see high rates of traffic crashes and accidents with high fatality rates. While traditional crash investigations traditionally focused heavily on reconstructing the physical scene, the range of mobile data available in modern iOS and Android devices adds a crucial new dimension: the digital traffic crash scene.
The volume and complexity of mobile evidence continues to grow at an exponential rate, including increased instances of blockchain related evidence that can provide critical insight into illicit activities like fraud, money laundering, cybercrime, and more. To give online Graykey license holders the ability to quickly uncover critical blockchain evidence from seized iOS and Android … Continued
How many different ways are there to get Android data? What’s the difference between agent-based extractions and ADB acquisitions?
In this session Chad Gish sits down with Chris Brennan, Special Investigation Division, MNPD to discuss how Metro Nashville’s forensics team’s leverages leading edge forensics solutions in the fight against fentanyl.
For law enforcement, time, money, and resources are always difficult to get—so how can you get the most out of your budgets without compromising the quality of your officers’ training?
When a violent crimes or homicide is committed there is almost always mobile evidence to examine and review, with the ability to access locked devices often being a decisive factor in solving the cases.
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