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RAM (Random Access Memory) is used to temporarily store working data or code on an active computer. RAM is a snapshot of a live running system and can be captured before the system is shut down. While capturing RAM, investigators and incident responders must bear in mind that it will lead to a change in …
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It’s no question that Samsung devices are one of the most popular in the world. Knowing this, we are constantly improving our support for Samsung devices by introducing new extraction methods and alternative sources of data. Some time ago, our blog discussed how Oxygen Forensic® Detective could be utilized to extract Samsung data from locked …
We recently released the latest update to our all-in-one forensic solution, Oxygen Forensic® Detective. This update, Oxygen Forensic® Detective v.13.5, presented support for a brand new program, Huawei PrivateSpace. Now, investigators will have the ability to extract data from PrivateSpace on Huawei devices based on Kirin chipsets. What is PrivateSpace? Huawei PrivateSpace is a special …
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Support for Samsung Exynos devices Mobile forensics Oxygen Forensic® Detective v.13.5 brings enhanced support for Samsung Exynos devices. Now investigators can perform full-file system extractions of Samsung devices running pre-installed Android OS 9 and 10 which also have File-Based Encryption (FBE). If a user passcode is set on a device, it should be entered in …
By now, we’ve all heard of TikTok, the short-form video-sharing network that gradually took over the internet upon its release in 2016. In 2019, we published a blog announcing the implementation of data extraction capabilities to Oxygen Forensic® Detective. Since then, things have changed. A Surge in Popularity Today, over 18% of global internet users …