iPhone 3gs Encryption?
Following an argument I recently had over iPhone security I thought I would post easy to access links that any fanboy can get to regarding the full disk encryption of the iPhone 3gs. En garde, I’ll let you try my Wu-Tang style.
In: iPhone · Tagged with: Forensics, iPhone, jailbreak, Video
DFRWS Challenge 2009
DFRWS is an organization dedicated to furthering digital forensics research. They have annual conferences, workgroups, challenges and publish papers. This years conference will be in Montreal, from August 17th through the 19th, for more info check out the flyer or to register, check it out here. The DFRWS 2009 Challenge has been posted as well. [...]
In: Mac Security, public speaking · Tagged with: dfrws, Forensics
Open Source Forensics for Safari
SFT (Safari Forensic Tools) is a collection of command line tools that can be used to analyze information from Safari. The tools include parsers for Safari history, downloads, cookies, bookmarks, icon caches, and other information. They’re easy to use and can aid you in learning a bit more about what kind of information you leave [...]
In: Mac OS X, Mac Security · Tagged with: Forensics, Mac Forensics, Safari, sft
Spoliation and System Administration
In legal circles, spoliation means intentionally destroying or altering data in a way that destroys its value as evidence.  This could mean editing time stamps, deleting email, editing files or deleting files.  Basically, this could mean anything that can contaminate evidence.  It’s often difficult to prove spoliation because of the word intent.  For example, if you [...]
In: Business, Mac Security · Tagged with: Forensics, Mac OS X, spoliation
Mac OS X: SetFile
A couple of months ago I wrote about Using SetFile to Make Files Invisible. But today I’m going to discuss using it to change a few other attributes of a file. The options for SetFile include: SetFile -a can change attributes of a file, such as visibility, locked status, etc. SetFile -c can change the [...]
In: Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server · Tagged with: Forensics, Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server, SetFile
Mac OS X: Forensics Group on Yahoo! Groups
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/macos_forensics/
In: Mac OS X, Mac Security · Tagged with: Forensics, Mac OS X
FTK
From the FTK Website: Forensic Toolkit® (FTK®) is recognized around the world as the standard in computer forensic investigation technology. This court-validated platform delivers cutting edge analysis, decryption and password cracking all within an intuitive, customizable and user-friendly interface. In addition, with FTK, you have the option of utilizing a back-end database to handle large [...]
In: Mac Security, Windows XP · Tagged with: Forensics, FTK
Mac OS X: Forensics
It’s old but it’s good: http://www.afp548.com/Articles/security/postmortem.html
In: Mac OS X, Mac Security · Tagged with: Forensics, Mac Forensics, Mac OS X, Mac Security
MacForensix
Ever been hacked? Had information stolen? Who do you turn to? What do you do? No matter what the level, a security breech has occurred and action must be taken to ensure a repeat offense doesn’t happen. The first reaction to a security breech is to isolate it and fix it as soon as possible. [...]
In: Mac Security · Tagged with: Forensics, Mac OS X, Mac Security
