New(ish) Presentation: Poking the Bear – Teasing out Apple’s Secrets through Dynamic Forensic Testing and Analysis

I had the wonderful opportunity to present this presentation at two great conferences in October; Jailbreak Security Summit and BSides NoLA. Unfortunately I was going on an extended vacation almost immediately after so I forgot to post this to the site… Continue reading New(ish) Presentation: Poking the Bear – Teasing out Apple’s Secrets through Dynamic Forensic Testing and Analysis

Just Call Me Buffy the Proto Slayer – An Initial Look into Protobuf Data in Mac and iOS Forensics

I was first introduced to the protobuf data format years ago accidentally when I was doing some MITM network analysis from an Android device. The data I was looking at was being transferred in this odd format, I could tell there were some known strings… Continue reading Just Call Me Buffy the Proto Slayer – An Initial Look into Protobuf Data in Mac and iOS Forensics

iOS Location Mapping with APOLLO – Part 2: Cellular and Wi-Fi Data (locationd)

My previous article showed a new capability of APOLLO with KMZ location file support. It worked great…for routined data, but there was something missing. What about the cellular and Wi-Fi locations that are stored in databases? Well, turns out I need … Continue reading iOS Location Mapping with APOLLO – Part 2: Cellular and Wi-Fi Data (locationd)

iOS Location Mapping with APOLLO – I Know Where You Were Today, Yesterday, Last Month, and Years Ago!

I added preliminary KMZ (zipped KML) support to APOLLO. If any APOLLO module’s SQL query has “Location” in its Activity field, it will extract the location coordinates in the column “Coordinates” as long as they are in Latitude, Longitude format (ie: 3… Continue reading iOS Location Mapping with APOLLO – I Know Where You Were Today, Yesterday, Last Month, and Years Ago!