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Snapchat Forensics: Project Introduction
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Monday, January 21, 2013. Snapchat is a mobile phone application that is now the latest trend. I am an avid user of the app myself. The app allows users to send pictures and videos to those on their friends list. It allows the sender to select the amount of time, which is between one and ten seconds, that the receiver can view the photo or video and then it disappears. This app is now causing controversy because many people are using it for sexting, or sending other inappropriate images. Please follow my...
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Snapchat Forensics: iPhone 4S Analysis with Oxygen Forensic Suite
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Wednesday, February 20, 2013. IPhone 4S Analysis with Oxygen Forensic Suite. So, I decided to begin my project with the iPhone. My Professor gave me his old iPhone 4S that he wiped, so I did not have to use my own personal iPhone 5 for this project. I then created a backup of the iPhone 4S in iTunes because I plan on jailbreaking the phone in one of my next steps to get a physical image of the phone and for a memory dump. Still using the Oxygen Forensic Plist Viewer I viewed the contents of this plist fi...
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Samsung Galaxy Camera Forensics: March 2013
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Samsung Galaxy Camera Forensics. Wednesday, March 13, 2013. Cellebrite File System Dump. Back when I was first figuring out how to acquire the Samsung Galaxy Camera, I did a file system dump using Cellebrite's UFED Logical. Having some time after work, I decided to take a look at what the Cellebrite found using the Physical Analyzer we have at the LCDI. I didn't spend a serious amount of time looking at the data since it was dumped early in the research stage and not much had been done yet. Website to se...
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Samsung Galaxy Camera Forensics: Where am I?
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Samsung Galaxy Camera Forensics. Wednesday, March 6, 2013. I downloaded Oxygen Forensic Suite 2013 and surprisingly, the camera was recognized. This was not the case when I first tried Oxygen, but that was before the camera was rooted and I was using an older version of the software. Knowing that both EnCase 7 and Oxygen can acquire the camera, I decided to dabble some more into Santoku. Today I found my Android Forensics. Looking at the mTime under Passive, we can convert that number to:. Wow looks like...
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Samsung Galaxy Camera Forensics: April 2013
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Samsung Galaxy Camera Forensics. Saturday, April 27, 2013. See ya later, Sammy Sung! Searches were conducted in Chrome within an incognito window, but not data was found. Data created in a normal Chrome window, was found in the path data/data/com.android.chrome/app chrome/Default/Favicons- journal. The default browser stores most of its data in its own database file called browser2.db. Which is found at data data com.android.browser databases. Five pictures were downloaded from the internet on March 14, ...
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Samsung Galaxy Camera Forensics: Roadblock #1
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Samsung Galaxy Camera Forensics. Monday, February 4, 2013. Probably if I moved the application data to that external storage. But how often are people doing this? From a forensic point of view, I doubt we would find much from an SD card being that most users don't think to store their applications on the SD card and use internal storage instead. I remembered an activity we did in my mobile forensics class using Santoku. I located the output files. Inside both output folders, these files were found. I onl...
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Samsung Galaxy Camera Forensics: Cellebrite File System Dump
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Samsung Galaxy Camera Forensics. Wednesday, March 13, 2013. Cellebrite File System Dump. Back when I was first figuring out how to acquire the Samsung Galaxy Camera, I did a file system dump using Cellebrite's UFED Logical. Having some time after work, I decided to take a look at what the Cellebrite found using the Physical Analyzer we have at the LCDI. I didn't spend a serious amount of time looking at the data since it was dumped early in the research stage and not much had been done yet.
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Samsung Galaxy Camera Forensics: It's Here!
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Samsung Galaxy Camera Forensics. Thursday, January 31, 2013. Today I received the Samsung Galaxy Camera thanks to Jon Rajewski! Needless to say, I am so excited to play with this product all weekend and come up with a fake profile to do some testing with. After talking to my roommates about my project, we've come up with the name Sammy Sung. I think it's pretty original and it definitely fits this project. Below are the applications that came with the camera:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Awesome ...
