Bridging the Gap Between Mobile and Computer Forensics
Mobile devices are becoming an increasingly integral part of criminal, legal, and regulatory investigations and disclosures.…
How to Find Passwords for Encrypted iTunes Backups
Nowadays more and more people use encryption to protect the backups of their iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch in iTunes. ThatR…
Forensics Analysis from Cloud Storage Client Application on Proprietary Operating System
Increased use of cloud storage services have become a necessity alternative that complements the main storage media in every…
Onion Peeler
Mari DeGrazia has written “a little program to help automate the process of checking a list of IP addresses against To…
Which Flavor of SHA-3 Should We Use for Forensics?
Jesse Kornblum has published a short post about using SHA-3 for forensics. The author notes that there are four variants, SH…
Tor Browser Artifacts in Windows 10
Here is a paper by Aron Warren from SANS Institute Reading Room site about Tor browser artifacts in Windows 10. The Tor netw…
Announcing the first SHA1 collision
Researches from Google and CWI Amsterdam are announcing the first practical technique for generating a SHA-1 collision. Here…
Beginnerâs Guide to Open Source Incident Response Tools and Resources
James Fritz has published the Beginnerâs Guide to Open Source Incident Response Tools and Resources. He starts from the over…
Digital Forensics by André à rnes
Written by faculty members and associates of the world-renowned Norwegian Information Security Laboratory (NisLab) at the No…
Make your IOC searches faster with BTG
BTG is a tool by Lancelot Bogard Robin Marsollier, which allows you to qualify one or more potential malicious markers of di…
