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Free Arsenal Subscriptions for Colleges and Universities
Years ago when I was an adjunct professor teaching digital forensics at Bunker Hill Community College in Boston I very much appreciated both the free and discounted licenses provided by commercial software vendors. I am now working on having Arsenal formalize and publicize our practice of providing free software (beyond the “Free Mode” functionality offered in some of our tools) each semester to digital forensics programs at colleges and universities.
Sponsoring Arsenal Image Mounter
Colleagues in digital forensics, please ask yourselves – do you find Arsenal Image Mounter (“AIM”) useful? Could your consulting, training, or software/hardware organization use great karma and a boost in public relations?
Digging into Gmail URLs
One of our recent cases involved an ongoing dispute between two executives who we’ll call Alice and Eve. Their dispute escalated when Alice returned after a day out of the office and noticed that her Gmail account was open on a shared computer they both used. Alice became suspicious that someone had accessed her Gmail account (she had forgotten to log out of it when she was last in the office) while she was gone.
HiveRecon and HbinRecon Launched
We launched two new tools with powerful and unique functionality today – HiveRecon and HbinRecon. We are confident that our customers and colleagues, particularly those interested in the maximum exploitation of electronic evidence, will be pleased that we are yet again exposing valuable information that has not been possible previously.
An Adventure in Cached Windows Domain Password Recovery
We had a case recently in which modifications made to a Windows XP Registry, and the impact of those changes on the environment of a particular domain account, were quite important. Digital forensics practitioners on the other side of our case developed their findings on this issue by virtualizing a forensic image obtained from the computer and logging into it with a local account, rather than the domain account in question. Why?
Collecting Quick Look Data From a Live macOS System
Blog0 Comments After reading about how to manually analyze Quick Look data, we're sharing with you a method to collect Quick Look data on a live macOS machine so you can test and validate cached data yourself! Check out our walkthrough video and the steps following:...
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