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In digital investigations, the abundance of data often equals a lack of time to navigate into the weeds. In today’s investigations time is often critical and finding the needle in the proverbial haystack can prove daunting. Navigating the enormous amount of data quickly and efficiently has always been our goal and development objective. To prove …
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What is it? Activity matrix is a built-in feature available to all Oxygen Forensic® Detective users. Accessible within the Timeline section, it helps detect when the device was most used, sorting that information by hours and weekdays. This feature also enables users to filter their timeline events by hours and weekdays. Why would I need …
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Modern devices store gigabytes of data that when extracted cannot be analyzed manually. So investigators need tools that will allow them to quickly process and analyze acquired evidence. We, at Oxygen Forensics, were the first in the mobile forensics market to realize this essential requirement and incorporate data analytics into our software. Ten years ago …
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What is it? Image categorization, now available in Oxygen Forensic® software, is an innovated way to bring in artificial intelligence (AI) that is capable of recognizing photos and videos containing identified information from one of twelve categories. The current categories currently supported are: pornography, extremism, graphic violence, drugs, alcohol, weapons, gambling, child abuse and images …
Facial recognition systems are bio-metric technologies capable of identifying or verifying a person from a digital image or a video frame from a video source. Facial recognition can identify a person by analyzing patterns based on the person’s facial textures and shape. Facial recognition is said to be started in the 60s when Woodrow Wilson …