Posts Tagged ‘imaging’

The popularity of memory resident malware has steadily increased over time, possibly resulting from the proliferation of code and knowledge of in memory techniques. Perhaps this is due to the fact that reflects the popularity of the success of memory-based methods to avoid detection of security products and practitioners. Joe Desimone examines the most common of these methods of intruder memory in his article.

Privacy is the basis of democracy. Therefore, sometimes support forensic software developers gets requests like this:

‘We need Software to identify the owner of smartphone & tablets regarding to the data on the phone to avoid deception. We are working for insurances that send us phones from customers who would like to recover their data. We would like to avoid with your software the customer who sends us the phone of someone else. If you have any ideas how I can do this.’

This article will tell how to identify the owner of a mobile device.

Who is the owner of the iOS device?

Before you know who the owner of the iPhone you [...]

Mobile devices of Apple such as iPhones and iPads are 15% of the mobile market. Therefore, it is often on research in forensic laboratories.

Digital devices are an integral part of our lives. Therefore, digital evidence, namely, evidence obtained from various digital devices, is increasingly used in investigations in the corporation or law enforcement to uphold your cybersecurity.