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Have you ever acquired data from the same device using different methods and then faced the need to merge those extractions in order to view and analyze them properly? It is rare that an investigator will find all the data they need to make a case using one extraction method. Oftentimes, it requires various extraction …
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At Oxygen Forensics, we are set on providing our users with solutions that not only meet their expectations but exceed them. This motivates us to always keep improving our software. In our latest release, Oxygen Forensic® Detective v.14.0, we made significant upgrades to our deleted data recovery engine. Whereas the interface remains the same, the …
Device screen locks and encryption are some of the most significant challenges law enforcement faces in acquiring data for investigations. With Oxygen Forensic® Detective, however, investigators can bypass screen locks to extract and decrypt crucial evidence from Android devices based on Kirin, Exynos, Qualcomm, MTK, and Spreadtrum chipsets. Thanks to the built-in brute force module …
The Android ADB backup is one of the methods that is used to acquire evidence from unlocked Android devices. However, with this approach, investigators cannot extract applications of the latest version because their data is not included in the backup by the app provider. As a result, a parsed Android backup contains very few app …
Passwords Manager Now investigators can easily create custom dictionaries for brute force attacks in the new “Passwords Manager.” It can be found in the “Options” section of the software or on the toolbar of the “Accounts and “Passwords” section. This new, convenient tool accumulates all the extracted passwords from the “Accounts and Passwords” sections. Investigators …