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Mega is an encrypted cloud storage service that allows users to chat with other users, have group video and voice calls, backup photos and videos, and synchronize files. Users may do so between trusted devices or share them privately, on its official website. MEGA describes itself as “The Most Trusted, Best-Protected Cloud Storage” and emphasis …
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Wickr Me Messenger allows users to exchange end-to-end encrypted and content-expiring messages, as well as end-to-end encrypted video conference calls. Wickr Me was founded in 2012 by a group of security experts who wanted to implement new standards of data privacy that had been previously available only to military and intelligence operatives. All communications on …
Oxygen Forensic® Detective v.14.1 introduces a new screen lock bypass method for Android devices. Now investigators can create a physical dump, extract hardware keys, and decrypt data from LG devices based on the following Qualcomm chipsets: MSM8917, MSM8937, MSM8940, and MSM8953. Supported devices should run Android OS 6 or 7. Overall, about 50 device models …
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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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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 …