Let’s Talk About Kext

Hello again readers and welcome back! Today’s blog post is going to cover some of the interesting things I found poking around MacOS while developing updates to the Live Response Collection. First off, I have to offer my thanks to Sarah Edwards for tak… Continue reading Let’s Talk About Kext

Who’s Down With PTP?

Hello again readers and welcome back! Today’s blog post covers a series of (unfortunate) events that I had to work through in order to acquire data from an LG Aristo phone. These methods might also work for other devices, especially ones that are sever… Continue reading Who’s Down With PTP?

Fishing for work is almost as bad as phishing (for anything)

Hello again readers and welcome back! The topic of today’s blog post is something that we posted on a few years back, but unfortunately it’s worth repeating again. Companies (both large and small) who provide any kind of cyber security services have a … Continue reading Fishing for work is almost as bad as phishing (for anything)

Israeli forensics firm claims it can unlock any iPhone on iOS 5 to iOS 11

A company based in Israel has become the go-to entity for unlocking virtually any iDevice sold by Apple running iOS 5 to 11, according to anonymous sources. Apple puts a great deal of effort into locking down its hardware from prying eyes to ensure the… Continue reading Israeli forensics firm claims it can unlock any iPhone on iOS 5 to iOS 11

Several minor updates to buatapa!

Hello again readers and welcome back! I am pleased to announce that today there is a brand new, updated version of buatapa! Over the past several months I’ve had requests for better in script feedback on some of the ways that buatapa processed the resu… Continue reading Several minor updates to buatapa!

Amazon Alexa Forensic Walkthrough Guide

Hello again readers and welcome back! We are working on wrapping up 2017 here at BriMor Labs, as this was a very productive and busy year. One of the things that Jessica and I have been meaning to put together for quite some time was a small document s… Continue reading Amazon Alexa Forensic Walkthrough Guide

A week in security (August 21 – August 27)

A compilation of security news and blog posts from the 21st of August to the 27th of August. Big news from Malwarebytes was the introduction real-time protection for Mac and Android.

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Hackers Behind WannaCry Ransomware Withdraw $143,000 From Bitcoin Wallets

The cyber criminals behind the global WannaCry ransomware attack that caused chaos worldwide have finally cashed out their ransom payments.

Nearly three months ago, the WannaCry ransomware shut down hospitals, telecom providers, and many businesses wo… Continue reading Hackers Behind WannaCry Ransomware Withdraw $143,000 From Bitcoin Wallets

A Brief Recap of the SANS DFIR Summit

Hello again readers and welcome back!! I had the pleasure of attending (and speaking at, more on that in a bit!) at the 10th SANS DFIR Summit this past week. It is one conference that I always try to attend, as it always has a fantastic lineup of DFIR … Continue reading A Brief Recap of the SANS DFIR Summit