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The amount of information acquired from an application can be overwhelming, not only for investigators but for device owners. Dozens of constantly-updating apps may be installed on the device, but how many of those apps have actually been used? And when? These are questions that often arise during investigations, and we are here to help …
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At the end of last year, we released Oxygen Forensic® Detective v.13.2, an update that introduced critical enhancements to some of our most utilized features – Facial Categorization and Image Categorization. Oxygen Forensic Detective 13.3 takes these advancements a step further. Let’s see how… A need for Advancement In July, a poll by National Geographic …
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Relativity is a powerful eDiscovery platform that can be deployed both in a cloud-based and server solution that offers case assessment, fact management, review, production, analytics and legal hold functionalities within a suite. It is widely used by corporations, government agencies, and law firms. Since version 11.5, Oxygen Forensic® Detective has allowed investigators to export …
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What is OCR? Optical Character Recognition (OCR) automatically identifies typed, handwritten, or printed text located within an image and converts it into machine-encoded text. Whether it’s from a scanned document, a photo of a document, a screenshot of a conversation, or an image with subtitles, we can convert it. The OCR module is now built-into …
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The Maps section in Oxygen Forensic Detective is one of the most critical tools for investigators. It’s uses range from verifying a person’s location at a specific time to tracking the movement of a device via Wi-Fi connections. In previous versions of the software, only the time zone displayed on the extraction device and interface …
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