Collaborate Disseminate
Haroen Bashir of Fox-IT shows how to use machine learning to detect random filenames.
The Eclectic Light Company looks inside MacOS Catalina’s unified log.
John Patzakis talks about why incident reporting requirements under GDPR and CCPA require stri… Continue reading What’s Happening In Forensics – Oct 16, 2019
A new utility can now export event logs into different formats.
Amped show how to get a better visual inspection of image evidence.
US Attorney General William Barr has urged Facebook not to introduce encryption to its Messenger service, since this w… Continue reading What’s Happening In Forensics – Oct 15, 2019
by Stephen Stewart, CTO, Nuix
Preface: This still isn’t about politics. It’s all about the data discussed in Part 1 of this blog series.
In Volume 1 Section III. Russian Hacking and Dumping Operations, the Mueller Report provides frightening detail a… Continue reading The Mueller Report Part 2 – What It Feels Like To Be Targeted By A Nation State
Training experts’ tips & tricks webinar (find out more about the speakers here)
Date: October 23, 2019
Time: 3 pm CEST (9 am EDT)
Registration: Click here
In this webinar, Griffeye’s training experts will walk you through a session packed with th… Continue reading Webinar: Get The Most Out Of Your Digital Media Investigations
Igor Mikhailov shares his thoughts on the best digital forensic tools.
Atola give a demo of their TaskForce tool.
Sarah Edwards and Heather Mahalik share a presentation about auto forensics.
Matt Edmondson takes a quick look at MDXFIND.
The US Depa… Continue reading What’s Happening In Forensics – Oct 14, 2019
by Harold Burt-Gerrans
Let’s continue from where we left off last time, discussing standardization. If you missed it, Part 1 was all about establishing standards. Now a bit about following standards. This will sound funny to those who know what a rebe… Continue reading What Changes Do We Need To See In eDiscovery? Part II
By: Joel Bollö, CEO of MSAB
The mobile forensic market is constantly changing, and changing rapidly. The latest example of that occurred very recently with the publication of a new exploit for the iPhone, the “checkm8” bootrom exploit.
The announcem… Continue reading A New Opening For Accessing iPhone Data
If you have been planning to submit a paper to DFRWS EU 2020, the submission deadline has been extended to this Sunday, October 13th.
The event will be held on 25-27th March 2020 in Oxford, UK. Papers are welcomed on a wide range of topics within dig… Continue reading DFRWS Submission Deadline Extended To Sunday October 13th
Getting the most out of your evidence is an issue all digital examiners face.
As forensic practices and tools evolve, it is crucial to continuously update how you process and examine a multitude of evidence items from MacOS, iOS, Android, and Windows … Continue reading Register For Webinar: How To Identify Suspects Through Digital Evidence
Blowing away the backlog: New mobile forensic system lets correction officials cut mobile phone processing backlog, gain fast access to critical gang intelligence. Continue reading CASE: New Mobile Forensic System Lets Correction Officials Blow Away The Backlog