Brush up on Dropbox DBX decryption
Francesco Picasso from Zena Forensics has published a blog post on how to decrypt Windows Dropbox DBX files. Reading the pos…
Windows, now with built in anti forensics!
One of our favorite forensicators – David Cowen, – has published a very interesting post in Hacking Exposed Comp…
PsychoHasher: A Cross Platform Hashing Tool
PsychoHasher is a Java based open source tool for generating and verifying hashes for text, files, combined digest for multi…
A Comparison of Encryption Tools for Disk Data Storage from Digital Forensics Point of View
A closer look from a digital forensics point of view may help examiners to find and understand vulnerabilities in cryptograp…
USB Device Tracking Artifacts on Linux and Mac OS X
Here is a nice cheat sheet by Forensic Proof, showing USB device tracking artifacts on Linux and Mac OS X: …
AFEIC: Advanced Forensic Ext4 Inode Carving
In forensic computing, especially in the field of postmortem file system forensics, the reconstruction of lost or deleted fi…
Are We Ready for Open Source Digital Forensics?
The art and science of reconstructing a chain of events on digital systems – has for a long time been dominated by commercia…
Forensic Analysis of TomTom Navigation Application
In the forensic field of digital technology, there has been a great deal of investigation into the decoding of navigation sy…
Fix acquired EVT files with evtkit
evtkit is a Python tool, which can help a computer forensic examiner to fix acquired Windows Event Log files. It’s lig…
Forensic Analysis of Secure Ephemeral Messaging Applications on Android Platforms
Secure messaging applications have been used for the purposes of major crime, creating the need for forensic research into t…
