[…] Tool Analysis 7 8. Validation of Data Results 8 9. Evidentiary Considerations 8 9.1. Timeline analysis 8 9.2. Data hiding applications 9 9.3. Logical Encryption 9 9.4. Malware Detection 9 10. Mobile Operating Systems 9 10.1. Android Analysis 10 10.1.1. Cloud Account 10 10.1.2. Google Play 10 10.2. iOS Analysis 11 10.2.1. Cloud Account […]
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Read More[…] work locally, the forensic machine must also have the same safeguards as laboratory workstations and laboratory equipment. 4. It is possible that the remote sources may introduce malware to the local machine , infect it , and then go over the VPN connection back to the lab. There are situations when active malware scanning […]
Read More[…] work locally, the forensic machine must also have the same safeguards as laboratory workstations and laboratory equipment. 4. It is possible that the remote sources may introduce malware to the local machine , infect it , and then go over the VPN connection back to the lab. There are situations when active malware scanning […]
Read More[…] have affected the viability of this option. Hardware and software vendors have become more attuned to the ways in which a computer system can be compromised by malware and hackers. The conventional Basic Input Output System (BIOS) and Master Boot Record (MBR) boot process created an environment ripe for exploitation by malicious code loaded […]
Read More[…] executable files or those that could make any changes or alter the local workstation. A virtual machine can serve to protect the host system from any potential malware or inadvertent sys tem changes that can affect other casework. 7.1.5 Chain of Custody • The chain of custody is the chronological documentation of the movement, […]
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Read More[…] ) This document includes a cover page with the SWGDE disclaimer. Page 7 of 13 ● Running applications can be targeted for acquisition of their process memory. Malware and other applications such as anonymous browsers which may not be accessible after device shutdown. ● Cryptocurrency wallets and keystores may be open and accessible in […]
Read More[…] executable files or those that could make any changes or alter the local workstation. A virtual machine can serve to protect the host system from any potential malware or inadvertent system changes that can affect other casework. 7.1.5 Chain of Custody a) The chain of custody is the chronological documentation of the movement, location, […]
Read More[…] frivolously enter passwords. After 10 attempts, the Mac begins to protect itself 8. Apple describes excessive attempts on the website as an attempt … "To help prevent malware from causing permanent data loss by trying to attack the user’s password, these limits [on the number of passwords entered] aren’t enforced after the user has […]
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