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Join us for our May mobile forensic training in Chicago IL May 21-25! We are offering our full five day series containing the following courses: Introduction to Linux in Forensics iPhone Forensics Android Forensics Advanced Mobile Forensics Advanced File Carving & Analysis Courses come with our virtual machine build containing useful forensic utilities, as [...] This presentation was delivered in September 2011 at the High Technology Crime Investigation Association (HTCIA) Annual conference Browse the slide images in the gallery below. A PDF version is available; make sure you are registered on the site and then use this link: PDF Download /* */ PausePlayPlayPrev|Next An Aussie network engineer has developed a serial cable connector that can give access to a secret kernel debugger hidden within Apple iOS. The debugger revealed by researcher Stefan Esser at the Black Hat conference last week was a dormant iOS function in Apple iPhones and iPads, carried over from Apple OS. Esser told The [...] Andrew Hoog and Katie Strzempka of viaForensics, who have both authored books on mobile forensics — one on iPhone forensics, the other on Android forensics — are in a friendly competition to see which book sells more. Give one of them your vote by ordering a book! Android Forensics: Investigation, Analysis and Mobile [...] viaForensics CIO, Andrew Hoog, will participate in a panel discussion on ”Cybersecurity in the Age of Mobility” during the CompTIA Breakaway 2011 conference. Security considerations associated with cloud computing, mobility applications and other emerging technologies will be the focus of several conference sessions at Breakaway 2011, CompTIA, the non-profit trade association, announced today. Breakaway is the [...] Several iOS acquisition vendors have recently released statements warning examiners of using their physical acquisition methods on the most recent iOS device software update. Specifically, version 4.3.4 for iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 (GSM), iPad, iPod Touch (3rd and 4th generations), and iOS 4.2.9 for iPhone 4 (CDMA). Elcomsoft released the first notification, explaining [...]  June 7th, 2011 by teull
 1 commentThis presentation was delivered in June 2011 at the 5th Annual Mobile Banking & Emerging Applications Summit in New Orleans. Browse the slide images in the gallery below. A PDF version is available; make sure you are registered on the site and then use this link: PDF Download. /* */ PausePlayPlayPrev|Next This presentation was delivered in June 2011 at the Mobile Forensics Conference (MFW) in Myrtle Beach, SC and covers our new patent pending (USPTO application number 13/152,809) SQLite recovery technique. Similar presentations have been delivered at other venues, but this version is being publicly posted on our site. Browse the slide images in [...] In their blog and subsequent press reports, Russian software firm ElcomSoft claims to have cracked the iOS 4 hardware encryption for the first time. They plan to offer software “implementing this functionality for the exclusive use of law enforcement, forensic and intelligence agencies.” If true this will provide full access to the [...] This content is restricted to individuals who have attended our iPhone Forensics Training. [Please login now or register to request [...] |
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