Oxygen Forensic® Detective can ingest and parse Google Takeout which consists of 47 various categories, which include “Location” data. Android devices record a large amount of location information, typically without the user’s knowledge. This is why parsing location data from Google Takeout can provide investigators with a good amount of…
Get More From Storage Apps
With cloud storage, life has never been easier. Storage apps allow users to store files, folders, images, documents, and more, by freeing up space on devices. In some cases, valuable evidence can be found in one of the storage apps. Having the ability to extract data from storage apps can…
Obtaining Addresses from Geo Coordinates
Having the ability to obtain addresses from geo coordinates is important when piecing together an investigation. Knowing this, we incorporated it as a new feature in Oxygen Forensic® Detective. This new feature allows investigators to receive addresses utilizing either OpenStreetMap or Mapbox directly in the Oxygen Forensic® Detective. OpenStreetMap OpenStreetMap…
Now Supported in Oxygen Forensic® Cloud Extractor: Runkeeper
What is Runkeeper? Runkeeper is a GPS fitness-tracking app launched in 2008 and used by over 50 million people worldwide. Runkeeper tracks fitness activities such as walking, running, and cycling using the device’s GPS sensor. Users can set goals for themselves, track the progress they are making, overview the taken…
Time Machine Backup: Importing and Parsing in Oxygen Forensic® Detective
With the recent update, Oxygen Forensic® Detective v.14.4 now supports the import and analysis of macOS Time Machine backups. What is Time Machine Backup? The Time Machine is the built-in backup feature on macOS that allows users to automatically back up their data. This includes apps, music, photos, email, and documents.…