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…
How to Use Image Categorization in Oxygen Forensic® Detective
Image categorization, available in the Oxygen Forensic® Detective suite, is an innovative way to bring in artificial intelligence (AI) that is capable of recognizing photos and videos containing identified information from one of eighteen categories. The categories currently supported are pornography, extremism, graphic violence, drugs, alcohol, weapons, gambling, child abuse,…
Using the Timeline Feature
Timeline is an aggregated section of Oxygen Forensic® Detective where all extracted data is displayed in chronological order. Timelines can be created for a device or case, and usually contain valuable insights about calls, web activity, web connections, photos, videos, calendar events, chats within apps, and more. Table of Contents…
Advanced Analytics: Facial Categorization
Oxygen Forensic® Detective offers a built-in facial categorization module. Faces wearing masks or sunglasses can be correctly detected on images extracted from mobile devices, cloud services, or computers. Users can then create face sets to make searching for faces in extracted evidence easier. In Oxygen Forensic® Detective v.15.0, we’ve enhanced…
macOS Extraction of User Data and Credentials with Oxygen Forensic® KeyScout
Today, macOS is the primary operating system for Apple’s Mac computers. Within the desktop, laptop, and home computer market, it is the second most widely used desktop OS, after Microsoft Windows. Oxygen Forensic® KeyScout, a built-in module of Oxygen Forensic® Detective , can extract data from macOS, including pre-installed Apple apps,…