Forensics Tools

Node4 launches N4Secure to fight unseen security breaches and mitigate incursions before they appear

Posted on May 23, 2016 by DFMTeam

Node4, the Cloud, Data Centre and Communications specialist, today launches N4Secure, a hosted security service that offers organisations immediate, actionable intelligence on compromises, threats and potentially malicious activity to identify and mitigate issues as, or even before, they occur. Available Continue reading Node4 launches N4Secure to fight unseen security breaches and mitigate incursions before they appear→

Cellebrite UFED 4.0 Offers New Time-Saving Workflow Capabilities

Posted on October 29, 2014 by RoyIsbell

Cellebrite, leading developer and provider of mobile data forensic solutions, released the latest version of its leading mobile forensics solution – UFED 4.0. The new version offers features that improve investigative workflows and save time in both lab and field Continue reading Cellebrite UFED 4.0 Offers New Time-Saving Workflow Capabilities→

Altium releases its TASKING ARM Cortex-M Embedded Development Tools for the Mac

Posted on October 2, 2014 by Admin

Sydney, Australia – 2 October 2014 – Altium Limited, a global leader in Smart System Design Automation, 3D PCB design (Altium Designer) and embedded software development (TASKING) announces the release of its TASKING VX-toolset for ARM Cortex-M for Apple Mac Continue reading Altium releases its TASKING ARM Cortex-M Embedded Development Tools for the Mac→

Offender profiling is taking a different shape, as investigators grapple with increasingly ‘social’ criminal activity

Posted on June 23, 2014 by Admin

Mobile forensics has changed the methodology when it comes to offender profiling. The frequent use of mobile devices has provided investigators with another source for profiling criminal suspects, as well as an insight into their habits and personalities. This is Continue reading Offender profiling is taking a different shape, as investigators grapple with increasingly ‘social’ criminal activity→

Mobile Device Forensic Process v3.0

Posted on August 10, 2013 by Admin

Cindy Murphy has updated her paper on a process for Mobile Device Evidence and Data Extraction. We at DFM are happy to help get this into the hands of Digital Forensic Investigators globally and whilst it has not been reviewed Continue reading Mobile Device Forensic Process v3.0→

Freezing Android Phones Just Won’t Break The Ice With Forensic Investigators

Posted on March 20, 2013 by Admin

Leading and available mobile forensics tools already have similar capabilities, enabling law enforcement to effectively obtain admissible evidences from mobile devices. Mobile forensics has evolved at an exponential rate over the last decade or so. The rise of the Smartphone Continue reading Freezing Android Phones Just Won’t Break The Ice With Forensic Investigators→

Cellebrite’s Panel of Leading Industry Experts Identify Mobile Forensics Trends for 2013

Posted on January 23, 2013 by Admin

Petah Tikva, Israel, January 23, 2013 – As 2013 gets underway, Cellebrite, the leading provider of mobile forensic and mobile data transfer solutions, has announced a list of top trends in mobile forensics that will shape the year ahead. To Continue reading Cellebrite’s Panel of Leading Industry Experts Identify Mobile Forensics Trends for 2013→

Call for Forensic Practitioners to Beta Test new Tool

Posted on August 4, 2011 by RoyIsbell

CCL-Forensics based in the UK are offering Digital Forensics Practitioners the opportunity to take part in the final beta test which is now underway, any interested practitioners wishing to be involved should register at www.ccl-forensics.com/pip. Researchers at CCL-Forensics have developed Continue reading Call for Forensic Practitioners to Beta Test new Tool→

Solid State Drives and TRIM

Posted on March 13, 2011 by M Isbell

Here is an interesting analysis of an SSD performed and reported by Alex Golding. You can find his blog at http://dig-forensics.blogspot.com/ —————————– Solid State Drives are getting increasingly more affordable and therefore increasingly more common, especially with expensive laptops having Continue reading Solid State Drives and TRIM→

Volatility Developer Responds

Posted on February 1, 2011 by RoyIsbell

In Issue 5 of Digital Forensics Magazine, Ron Tasker discussed the subject of Volatile RAM Analysis and the use of Volatility. This prompted a letter from Marc Remmert published in Issue 6 raising concerns about the limitations of Volatility and Continue reading Volatility Developer Responds→