Technology Services
A forum to discuss police Technology Services such as ANPR, Digital Forensics
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Cellebrite and MSAB documentation leaked
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https://www.hackread.com/hacktivists-leak-cellebrite-msab-data/ Both tools in use by a number of UK forces. The documentation may help give the public a greater understanding of the specific capabilities of these tools, which is something forces have always been notoriously secretive about.
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https://www.justiceinspectorates.gov.uk/hmicfrs/publications/how-well-the-police-and-other-agencies-use-digital-forensics-in-their-investigations/
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Fighting with Data - Free Videos on Policing and Data
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Fighting Crime with Data - The Webinar Series (blueforcelearning.com) Enjoy this series of webinars for anyone interested in discovering ways to reduce crime using data analysis. Each webinar examines different ways in which data can be used to address crime problems. From hot spots policing to criminal intelligence to cell phones analysis, take advantage of these free one-hour sessions of learning! The webinar recordings, along with all learning materials used or referred to during the webinar, are available to the registered users. So sign up now and watch one, two, or all of the series. A certificate of participation will be issued upon successful co…
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Greater Manchester Police Completes Digital Investigations 9.5 Hours Faster With Magnet AUTOMATE
by Equin0x- 0 replies
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https://www.forensicfocus.com/news/greater-manchester-police-completes-digital-investigations-9-5-hours-faster-with-magnet-automate/
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https://www.forensicfocus.com/webinars/mediatek-extraction-physical-acquisition-with-file-based-encryption/ We often hear that digital forensics can access anything these days but sometimes that just isn't the case. This attack still ultimately required knowledge of the users passcode to succeed. Every attack I've seen has needed either that, or needed the device to be after-first-unlock state to extract the keys. It seems that as long as a device has a reasonably long passcode and is in before-first-unlock state, forensics will not have much luck getting any data off it.
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Devon & Cornwall Police’s Steve Slater on Implementing RASSO Changes in Digital Forensics Units
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https://www.forensicfocus.com/podcast/devon-cornwall-polices-steve-slater-on-implementing-rasso-changes-in-digital-forensics-units/ Talks about getting consent from victims to examine their phones, and also the R v Allen case where evidence on an alleged victims phone that cleared the suspect wasn't properly disclosed.
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https://www.forensicfocus.com/news/digital-forensics-key-to-preserving-the-victims-right-to-privacy/ The Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force (ICAC) faced a complex case where child sexual abuse was suspected. However, they faced a serious challenge in finding the right mobile forensics tool that would only collect strictly relevant data without examining the entire contents of the victims’ phones to preserve their personal integrity.
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Exterro Welcomes John Price, Detective Sergeant of the West Midlands Police to FTK Over the Air
by Equin0x- 0 replies
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https://www.forensicfocus.com/news/exterro-welcomes-john-price-detective-sergeant-of-the-west-midlands-police-to-ftk-over-the-air/ Justin Tolman and Lynne Roossien invited John Price of the West Midlands Police to join them on an episode of FTK Over the Air, Exterro’s podcast Podcast link https://www.exterro.com/ftk-over-the-air-podcast
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Grayshift Introduces Reveal – Industry’s 1st Cloud-Native Mobile Device Forensic Analysis Solution
by Equin0x- 0 replies
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https://www.forensicfocus.com/news/grayshift-introduces-reveal-industrys-1st-cloud-native-mobile-device-forensic-analysis-solution/ Grayshift Introduces Reveal, the Industry’s First Cloud-Native Mobile Device Forensic Analysis Solution, and Delivers Powerful New Features in GrayKey
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https://www.magnetforensics.com/blog/digital-forensics-tools-the-ultimate-guide-2022/ Digital forensics tools have improved a lot in the past several years. With these advances, the digital forensics community now has many tool options for each phase of an investigation.
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https://www.msab.com/case-studies/case-study-two-uk-police-forces/ "Using the Kiosk now enables us to confront the abuser with the extracted evidence in the interview, and a charge could be pressed within the first 8 hours.”
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https://blog.oxygen-forensic.com/web-browser-forensics/ A list of what Oxygen Forensic Detective can extract from each browser. No mention of Tor browser, which by default is configured to try and avoid leaving traces.
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Detego Global the Only Digital Forensics Provider Recognised at UK Security Innovation Awards
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https://www.forensicfocus.com/news/detego-global-is-the-only-digital-forensics-provider-recognised-at-uk-security-innovation-awards/ Pioneers in Unified Digital Investigations technology, Detego Global, were recognised with a UK Defence and Security Innovation award at the recently concluded Security and Policing summit.
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https://9to5mac.com/2022/04/29/cellebrite-iphone-cracking/ Cellebrite iPhone cracking kit allows the company’s clients to access virtually all of the private data stored on a phone – in some cases, even if the phone is locked. But the exact capabilities depend on both the model of the iPhone and the version of iOS it is running. We managed to get access to the user documentation for a recent version of the kit to see what it can do …
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https://www.forensicfocus.com/news/huawei-devices-decryption-and-extraction-in-oxygen-forensic-detective/ "For devices with security updates before July 2021 only online brute-force is possible, as one of the keys can be obtained only when the password is known. The password is tried on the connected smartphone at the stage of hardware key extraction by the data extraction module, and the testing speed is about 3 passwords per second. This significantly slows down the password brute-force process, since it would take almost 8 months to find a 6-digit password." You've got to wonder how much of the "security concerns" Western governments have about Huawei …
