Advanced Smartphone Forensics

FOR585: Advanced Smartphone Forensics

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36 CPEs
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It is rare to conduct a digital forensic investigation that does not include a smartphone or mobile device. Often, the smartphone may be the only source of digital evidence tracing an individuals movements and motives and may provide access to the who, what, when, where, why, and how behind a case. FOR585 teaches real-life, hands-on skills that enable digital forensic examiners, law enforcement officers, and information security professionals to handle investigations involving even the most complex smartphones available today.

FOR585: Advanced Smartphone Forensics focuses on smartphones as sources of evidence, providing the necessary skills to handle mobile devices in a forensically sound manner, understand the different technologies, discover malware, and analyze the results for use in digital investigations by diving deeper into the file systems of each smartphone. Students will be able to obtain actionable intelligence and recover and analyze data that commercial tools often miss for use in internal investigations, criminal and civil litigation, and security breach cases. Dont miss the NEW FOR585!

The hands-on exercises in this class cover the best tools currently available to conduct smartphone and mobile device forensics, and provide detailed instructions on how to manually decode data tools sometimes overlook. The course will prepare you to recover and reconstruct events relating to illegal or unauthorized activities, determine if a smartphone has been compromised with malware or spyware, and provide your organization the capability to use evidence from smartphones. This intensive six-day course will take your mobile device forensics knowledge and abilities to the next level. Smartphone technologies are new and the data formats are unfamiliar to most forensic professionals. Its time to get smarter!

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FOR585 Will Teach You About:

Smartphone Capabilities: Determine the who, what, when, where, why, and how! Who used a smartphone? What did the user do on a smartphone? Where was the smartphone located at key times? What online activities did the user conduct using a smartphone?
Recovering Deleted Data: Use manual decoding techniques to recover deleted data stored on smartphones and mobile devices.
Detecting Data Stored in Third-Party Applications: Who did the user communicate with using a smartphone and why are these activities sometimes hidden?
Detecting Malware: How to detect smartphones compromised by malware using forensic methods.

Course Topics Include:

Forensic analysis of smartphones and their components

Android devices

iOS devices
Blackberry devices
Windows Phone/Mobile
Nokia (Symbian) devices
Chinese Knock-off Devices
SIM Cards
SD Cards

Deep-dive forensic examination of smartphone file systems and data structures

Recovering deleted information from smartphones
Examining SQLite databases in-depth
Finding traces of user activities on smartphones
Recovering data from third-party applications
Tracing user online activities on smartphones (e.g., messaging and social networking)
Examining event logs
Manual decoding to recover missing data or to verify results

Identification of malware and spyware on smartphones

Determining if malware or spyware exist
Handling isolating the malware
Determining what has been compromised

In-depth usage and capabilities of the best smartphone forensic tools

Data carving
Conducting physical and logical keyword searches
Conducting timeline generation and link analysis using information from smartphones
Reporting
Plotting geolocation information from smartphones and GPS devices

Handling locked devices

Extracting evidence from locked smartphones
Decrypting backups of smartphones
Accessing locked SIM cards

Incident response considerations on smartphones

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Course Contents
FOR585.1: Smartphone Overview and Malware Forensics
Overview Focus: Although smartphone forensic concepts are similar to those in digital forensics, smartphone file system structures differ and require specialized decoding skills to correctly interpret the data acquired from the device. Today you will apply what you already know to smartphone forensic handling, device capabilities, acquisition methods, and data encoding concepts of smartphone components. You will also become familiar with the forensic tools required to complete comprehensive examinations of smartphone data structures. Malware affects a plethora of smartphone devices. This section will examine various types of malware, how it exists on smartphones, and how to identify it. The existence of malware on smartphones is a reality that all examiners today must address. Often, the only question relating to an investigation may be was this smartphone compromised, how, and what can you do to fix it? It is important for examiners to understand malware and how to identify its existence on the smartphone. Smartphones will be introduced and defined to set our expectations for what we can recover using digital forensic methodologies. We review the properties of Flash memory in mobile devices and demonstrate the pros and cons from a forensic perspective. We provide approaches for dealing with common challenges such as encryption, passwords, and damaged and devices. You will learn how to process and decode data on mobile devices from a forensic perspective, and youll learn tactics to recover information that even forensic tools may not always be able to retrieve. The SIFT Workstation has been specifically loaded with a set of smartphone forensic tools that will be your primary toolkit and working environment for the week. Exercises SIFT Workstation - Laboratory Setup Hands-on Demonstrations and Familiarization with Smartphone Forensics Tools Two Malware Labs Malware Analysis and Unpacking and Analyzing .apk Malware Files Intro to Data Decoding Manually Decoding Data Records CPE/CMU Credits: 6 Topics The SIFT Workstation Malware and Spyware Forensics Different Types of Common Malware Common Locations on Smartphones How to Determine a Compromise How to Recover from a Compromise What Was Affected? How to Isolate? Introduction to Smartphones Smartphone Components and Identifiers Assessing Capabilities of Evidential Devices Common File Systems Forensic Impact of Flash Memory Data Storage Broken Down and Defined Smartphone Handling Preserving Smartphone Evidence Preventing Data Destruction Forensic Acquisition Concepts of Smartphones Logical Acquisition File System Acquisition Physical Acquisition Advanced Methods Acquisition Smartphone Forensics Tool Overview Physical and Logical Keyword Searching Data Carving Exporting and Bookmarking Data Malware Scanning Reporting Smartphone Components SIM Card Handling and Examination SD Card Handling and Examination Manual Decoding of Recovered Data Appendix Malware Cheat Sheets Mobile Device Repair Acquisition of Smartphones Acquisition of SIM Cards Relevant White Papers and Guides

FOR585.2: Android Forensics
Overview Focus: Android devices are among the most widely used smartphones in the world, which means they will surely be part of an investigation that will come across your desk. Android devices contain substantial amounts of data that can be decoded and interpreted into useful information. Without honing the appropriate skills for bypassing locked Androids and correctly interpreting the data stored on the devices, you will be unprepared for the rapidly evolving world of smartphone forensics. Digital forensic examiners must understand the file system structures of Android devices and how they store data in order to extract and interpret the information they contain. We delve into the file system layout on Android devices and discuss common areas containing files of evidentiary value. Traces of user activities on Android devices are covered, as is recovery of deleted data residing in SQLite records and raw data files. During hands-on exercises, you will use smartphone forensics tools to extract, decode, and analyze a wide variety of information from Android devices. Exercises Manually decoding and extracting of information from Android File Systems and logical acquisitions. Introduction to manually parsing third-party applications and deep-dive decoding and recovery of user activities on Android devices. CPE/CMU Credits: 6 Topics Android Forensics Overview Android Architecture and Components NAND Flash Memory in Android Devices Android File System Overview Android File System Structures Define Data Structure Layout Physical File System Logical Data Storage Formats Parsing and Carving Data Physical and Logical Keyword Searches Android Evidentiary Locations Primary Evidentiary Locations Unique File Recovery Parsing SQLite Database Files Manual Decoding of Android Data Handling Locked Android Devices Security Options on Android Obtaining Unlock Information Demonstration of Bypassing Android Security Practical Tips for Accessing Locked Android Devices Traces of User Activity on Android Devices How Android Applications Store Data Deep Dive into Data Structures on Android Smartphones SMS/MMS Calls, Contacts, and Calendar E-mail and Web Browsing Location Information Salvaging Deleted SQLite Records Salvaging Deleted Data from Raw Images on Android Devices Appendix Android Cheat Sheet Android Acquisition Methods Relevant White Papers and Guides

FOR585.3: IOS Forensics
Overview Focus: Apple iOS devices are no longer restricted to the United States, but are in use worldwide. iOS devices contain substantial amounts of data, including deleted records, that can be decoded and interpreted into useful information. Proper handling and parsing skills are required for bypassing locked iOS devices and correctly interpreting the data. Without the iOS instruction, you will be unprepared to deal with the iOS device that will likely be a major component in a forensic investigation. Digital forensic examiners must understand the file system structures and data layouts of Apple iOS devices in order to extract and interpret the information they contain. To learn how to do this, we delve into the file system layout on iOS devices and discuss common areas containing files of evidentiary value. Encryption, decryption, file parsing, and traces of user activities are covered in detail. During hands-on exercises, you will use smartphone forensics tools to extract and analyze a wide variety of information from iOS devices. You will also be required to manually decode data that were deleted or are unrecoverable using smartphone forensics tools. Exercises Manually decoding and extracting information from iOS File System and logical acquisitions. Introduction to manually parsing third-party applications and deep-dive decoding and recovery of user activities on iOS devices. CPE/CMU Credits: 6 Topics iOS Forensics Overview and Acquisition iOS Architecture and Components NAND Flash Memory in iOS Devices iOS File Systems iOS Versions iOS Encryption Handling Locked iOS Devices Security Options on iOS Current Acquisition Issues Demonstration of Bypassing iOS Security Practical Tips for Accessing Locked iOS Devices iOS File System Structures Define Data Structure Layout Physical File System Logical Data Storage Formats Parsing and Carving Data Physical and Logical Keyword Searches iOS Evidentiary Locations Primary Evidentiary Locations Unique File Recovery Parsing SQLite Database Files Manual Decoding of Android Data Traces of User Activity on iOS Devices How iOS Applications Store Data Deep Dive into Data Structures on iOS Devices SMS/MMS Calls, Contacts, and Calendar E-mail and Web Browsing Location Information Salvaging Deleted SQLite Records Salvaging Deleted Data from Raw Images Appendix iOS Cheat Sheet iOS Acquisition Methods Relevant White Papers and Guides

FOR585.4: Backup File and Blackberry Forenics
Overview FOCUS: Blackberry smartphones are designed to protect user privacy, but techniques taught in this section will enable the investigator to go beyond what the tools decode and manually recover data residing in database files of the file system of Blackberry devices. Backup files are commonly found on external media and can be the only forensic acquisition method for newer iOS devices that are locked. Learning how to access and parse data from encrypted backup files may be the only lead to smartphone data relating to your investigation. Forensic examiners must understand the concept of interpreting and analyzing the information on Blackberry smartphones, and they need to understand the limitations of existing methods for extracting data from these devices. This section covers how to handle encryption issues, Blackberry Enterprise Server data, and locked devices. Manual decoding of Blackberry data will provide access to a vast amount of data that forensic tools seem to miss. Both Blackberry and iOS backup files are commonly a part of digital forensic investigations. This section provides students with a deep understanding of backup file contents, manual decoding, and parsing and cracking of encrypted backup file images. During hands-on exercises, you will use smartphone forensic tools to extract and analyze a wide variety of information from Blackberry devices and iOS and Blackberry backup files. You will be required to manually decode data that were encrypted or deleted, or that are unrecoverable using smartphone forensic tools. Exercises Advanced backup file forensics exercise containing both an iOS and Blackberry backup file requiring manual decoding and carving to recover data missed by smartphone forensic tools. Manually decoding and extracting information from a Blackberry File System and physical data dump. CPE/CMU Credits: 6 Topics Backup File Forensics Overview Why This Is Relevant Common File Formats For Smartphone Backups iOS BlackBerry Android Nokia Creating and Parsing Backup Files Examiner-created Backup Files User-created Backup Files Verifying Backup File Data Using Smartphone Forensic Tools for Parsing Pros and Cons Evidentiary Locations on Backup Files (Focus on iOS and Blackberry Backup Files) What Is Missed by Smartphone Forensic Tools Examining Event Logs Examining Database and PList Files Manual Decoding of Evidentiary Data Locked Backup Files Decrypting Locked iOS Backup Files Decrypting Locked Blackberry Backup Files Blackberry Forensics Overview Blackberry Architecture and Components Malware on Blackberry Smartphones Blackberry Forensic Acquisition and Best Practices Practical Guidelines for Acquiring Blackberry Smartphones File System Acquisition Physical Acquisition Approaches Challenges of Blackberry Forensic Acquisition Blackberry File System and Evidentiary Locations File System Forensics on Blackberry Smartphones Primary Evidentiary Locations Parsing Device Specific Files Blackberry 10 Blackberry Forensic Analysis Recovering Data from Physical Acquisitions Unique File Recovery Keyword Searching Manual Decoding of Blackberry Data Blackberry 10 OS Appendix Blackberry Cheat Sheets Blackberry Acquisition Methods Backup File Acquisition Methods Relevant White Papers and Guides

FOR585.5: Third-Party Application and Other Smartphone Device Forensics
Overview FOCUS: Given the prevalence of other types of smartphones around the world, it is critical for examiners to develop a foundation of understanding about data storage on multiple devices. Nokia smartphones running the Symbian operating system may no longer be manufactured, but it doesnt mean that they do not exist in the wild. You must acquire skills for handling and parsing data from uncommon smartphone devices. This day of instruction will prepare you to deal with "misfit" smartphone devices and provide you with advanced methods for decoding data stored in third-party applications across all smartphones. This day will cover other smartphone devices such as Nokia (Symbian), Chinese knock-offs and Windows Phones. These devices retain information about user activities that can be relevant in a digital investigation, including e-mail, Web browsing, user-created files, and registry entries. We will cover techniques for parsing common data structures on these smartphone devices and recovering deleted items. During hands-on exercises, you will use smartphone forensics tools to extract and analyze a wide variety of information from a Chinese knock-off phone. You will be required to manually decode data that were deleted or are unrecoverable using smartphone forensic tools. The third-party application hands-on exercise will be a compilation of everything you learned over the past five days and will require the manual decoding of third-party application data from multiple smartphones. Exercises Advanced third-party application exercise requiring the student to implement honed skills from the first five days to manually decode communication stored in third-party application files across multiple smartphones. Knock-off phone exercise requiring manual decoding of a knock-off handset physically acquired using the Cellebrite CHINEX. A Nokia lab requiring manual parsing and identification of devices based upon file system dumps from multiple devices. This lab should challenge the student to put together several concepts learned during the week. Bonus Lab - Decoding and recovering a passcode from a locked Android acquired using JTAG/chip-off methodologies. CPE/CMU Credits: 6 Topics Third-Party Applications on Smartphones Overview Common Applications Across Smartphones Third-Party Application Locations on Smartphones How to Locate Data Format Decoding Third-Party Application Data on Smartphones Manual Recovery Decoding Methods Knock-off Phone Forensics Knock-off Phone Overview Forensic Analysis Evidentiary Locations Manual Decoding of Knock-off File System Data Nokia (Symbian) Forensics Symbian Features Overview Evidentiary Locations Windows Phone/Mobile Forensics Overview of Windows Phone/Mobile Evidentiary Locations JTAG (Bonus Section) An introduction to JTAG methods using the RIFF Box

FOR585.6: Smartphone Forensic Capstone
Overview FOCUS: This section will test all that you have learned during this week. In small groups, you will examine three smartphone devices and solve a scenario relating to a real-world smartphone forensic investigation. Each group will independently analyze the three smartphones, manually decode data, answer specific questions, form an investigation hypothesis, develop a report, and present findings. Each group will present its findings to the class. This will test your understanding of the techniques taught during the week. The findings should be technical and include manual recovery steps and the thought process behind your investigative steps. An executive summary of findings is expected. Exercises Each group will be asked to answer the following key questions during the capstone exercise, just as they would during a real-world digital investigation: IDENTIFICATION AND SCOPING: What is the criminal operation? What devices are involved? Which individuals are involved? FORENSIC EXAMINATION: What are the key communications between individuals? What methods were used to secure the communication? Were any of the mobile devices compromised by malware? FORENSIC RECONSTRUCTION Generate a forensic report What is the motive? CPE/CMU Credits: 6

Additional Information

Laptop Required
!!IMPORTANT - BRING YOUR OWN SYSTEM CONFIGURED USING THESE DIRECTIONS!! A properly configured 64-bit system is required for each student participating in this course. Before coming to class, carefully read and follow these instructions exactly. You can use any version 64-bit version of Windows, MAC OSX, or Linux as your core operating system that also can install and run VMware virtualization products. It is critical that your CPU and operating system *support 64-bit* so that our 64-bit guest virtual machine will run on your laptop. VMware provides a free tool for Windows and Linux that will detect whether or not your host supports 64-bit guest virtual machines. For further troubleshooting, this article also provides good instructions for Windows users to determine more about the CPU and OS capabilities. For Macs, please use this support page from Apple to determine 64-bit capability. Please download and install VMware Workstation 10.0 or VMware Fusion 6.0 or VMware Player 6.0 on your system prior to beginning the class. (Note: This is required to prevent issues with USB 3.0 ports.) If you do not own a licensed copy of VMware Workstation or Fusion, you can download a free 30-day trial copy from VMware. VMware will send you a time-limited serial number if you register for the trial at their website. MANDATORY FOR585 SYSTEM HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS: CPU: 64-bit Intel® x64 2.0+ GHz processor or higher-based system is mandatory for this class (Important - Please Read: a 64 bit system processor is mandatory) Wireless 802.11 B/G/N Networking Capability (required for labs and licensing) 8 gigabyte of RAM minimum (More RAM is recommended due to virtual machine requirements) 100 Gigabytes of free space on your system hard drive USB 2.0 port(s) or higher The student should have the capability to have Local Administrator Access within their host operating system. MANDATORY FOR585 SYSTEM SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS: Host Operating System: Any version of Windows, MAC OSX, or Linux operating system that also can install and run VMware virtualization products Install VMware Workstation, VMware Player or VMware Fusion . Download and install 7Zip Install the following on your host Windows machine (If MAC/Linux host, install inside Windows VM): Install MS Office 2010 (Demo Version for 60 Day Free Trial - You need EXCEL 2007 or higher for this class - No exceptions) Install VMware Workstation 10, VMware Fusion 6.0 or VMware Player 6.0 (higher versions are ok) Download and install 7Zip IN SUMMARY, BEFORE YOU BEGIN THIS COUSRE YOU SHOULD: Bring the proper system hardware (64bit/8GB RAM) and operating system configuration Install VMware (Workstation, Player, or Fusion), MS Office and 7Zip If you have additional questions about the laptop specifications, please contact laptop_prep@sans.org.

Who Should Attend
FOR585 - Advanced Smartphone Forensics is designed for students who are both new to and experienced with mobile device forensics. The course provides the core knowledge and hands-on skills that a Digital Forensic Investigator needs to process smartphones and other mobile devices. The course is a must for: Experienced Digital Forensic Analysts who want to extend their knowledge and experience to forensic analysis of mobile devices, especially smartphones. Media Exploitation Analysts who need to master Tactical Exploitation or Document and Media Exploitation (DOMEX) operations on smartphones and mobile devices by learning how individuals used their smartphones, who they communicated with, and files they accessed. Information Security Professionals who respond to data breach incidents and intrusions. Incident Response Teams tasked with identifying the role that smartphones played in a breach. Law Enforcement Officers, Federal Agents, or Detectives who want to master smartphone forensics and expand their investigative skills beyond traditional host-based digital forensics. IT Auditors who want to learn how smartphones can expose sensitive information. SANS SEC575, FOR563, FOR408, and FOR508 Graduates looking to take their skills to the next level.

Prerequisites
FOR585 Advanced Smartphone and Mobile Device Forensics has something to offer everyone. While FOR408 is not required prior to taking this course, a basic understanding of digital forensic file structures will help the student grasp topics that are more advanced. FOR585 covers advanced topics that should enhance all skill sets of those in and interested in digital forensics.

What You Will Receive
SIFT Workstation Smartphone Version Windows Virtual Machine used with all class hands-on exercises. The workstation is used to teach digital forensic examiners and incident responders how to examine and investigate information on smartphones. SIFT contains free and open source tools, easily matching any modern forensic tool suite. Windows 8 Standard License Oxygen Forensic Educational License Microsystemation XRY Demo License Cellebrite Physical Analyzer Demo License Course USB loaded with case examples, exercises, and documentation

You Will Be Able To
FOR585 will prepare you to: Extract and use information from smartphones and mobile devices, including Android, iOS, Blackberry, Windows Phone, Symbian and Chinese knock-off devices Understand how to detect hidden malware and spyware on smartphones and extract information related to security breaches, cyber espionage, and advanced threats involving smartphones Prevent loss or destruction of valuable data on smartphones by learning proper handling of these devices Learn a variety of acquisition methods for smartphones with an understanding of the advantages and limitations of each acquisition approach Interpret file systems on smartphones and locate information that is not generally accessible to users Recover artifacts of user activities from third-party applications on smartphones Recover location-based and GPS information from smartphones Perform advanced forensic examinations of data structures on smartphones by diving deeper into underlying data structures that many tools do not interpret Analyze SQLite databases and raw data dumps from smartphones to recover deleted information Perform advanced data-carving techniques on smartphones to validate results and extract missing or deleted data Reconstruct events surrounding a crime using information from smartphones, including timeline development and link analysis (who communicated with whom, locations at particular times) Decrypt locked backup file and bypass smartphone locks Apply the knowledge you acquire during the six days to conduct a full-day smartphone capstone event involving multiple devices and modeled after real-world smartphone investigations

Press & Reviews
"I think anyone that claims to be a mobile device "expert" should be required to take this course. Not knowing this information has severely hindered investigations in our lab!!!" "If you want to prepare the inevitable considering taking FOR585." "This is the most advanced mobile device training that I know of and is greatly needed. It is currently the only course being taught at this level!" Scott McNamee DoS/CACI "As an experienced user of the tools, I found FOR585 very instructional on how an dwhy these tools give the results they do during an examination." - SA Charles Cox, FBI CART "FOR585 is the best out there." - Andy Nind, British Army "What didn't I find?" That is one of the most relevant questions in any forensic examination. By just running forensic tools, even multiple tools, you still can't answer that simple question. SANS 585 doesn't just teach you how to examine a device in specific tools, it teaches you the mindset of examining mobile devices. It is a constant reminder that an examiner needs to know what to look for, not just where to click. For those new to mobile forensics, it is a fantastic starting point that will help examiners transition into non-computer forensics. For those with previous mobile device experience it can reveal what tools and other methods may have missed when examining different families of mobile devices."-SANS FOR585 Student "This course is worth it even for a novice like myself." S. Gentry - Adobe "This course was very high quality training that provided exactly what was advertised!" C. McCollom - Clark County Sheriff's Office "Very informative - especially Malware." - S. - MOD "This was an awesome class! Amazing amount of material and the capstone tied it all together." D. Mayer - Broomsfield PD "Heather is a great instructor. The only downside will be not being able to bring her back to my office so we can pick her brain every day!" C. McCollom - Clark County Sheriff's Office "Great BlackBerry lab. I have never dug this deep in a BlackBerry before." D. Mayer - Broomsfield PD "I finally know what I have been missing! I didn't know I was ignorant." - Mark G - DoJ "Great Labs." - Multiple students "I've received more useful information in just one day of the course than I have completing other mobile device training." "Great instruction on manual decoding. I've been relying on a tool and now I know what I am missing." - Student

Author Statement

"Digital forensic investigations usually involve a smartphone or mobile device. Often, the smartphone is the only form of digital evidence relating to the investigation. Knowing how to recover all of the data residing on the smartphone is now an expectation in our field and examiners must understand the fundamentals of smartphone handling, data recovery, accessing locked devices, and manually recovering data hiding in the background on the device. FOR585: Advanced Smartphone Forensics provides the required knowledge to beginners in mobile device forensics and mobile device experts. This course has something to offer everyone!" -Heather Mahalik

"One thing is clear no matter whether you work in law enforcement or the private sector: the importance of evidence obtained from smartphones and other mobile devices has become crucial to all kinds of investigations. Solid foundational knowledge, skills, and techniques in mobile device forensics are no longer optional. Developed by passionate practitioners with a high level of experience in the field, FOR585: Advanced Smartphone Forensics provides those elements you need to succeed in your investigations and thrive in the rapidly changing mobile device forensics environment." -Cindy Murphy

"Eighty-five percent of the world's population today has a mobile phone. In the U.S. alone, almost half of these devices are smart phones. The tools and techniques for acquiring and analyzing these devices are changing every day. As the handsets become more sophisticated in the storage and obfuscation of personal user data, the tools and practitioners are in a race to uncover data related to investigations. The concepts covered in FOR585: Advanced Smartphone Forensics will not only highlight some of the best tools available for acquiring and analyzing the smart devices on the market today, they will also provide examiners with best practices and techniques for delving deeper into smart devices as new applications and challenges arise. FOR585 keeps students ahead of the curve!" -Domenica Crognale

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Type	Topic	Course / Location / Instructor	Date
Training Event	Mobile Devices	FOR585: Advanced Smartphone Forensics SANS Boston 2014 Boston, MA Cindy Murphy	Jul 28, 2014 - Aug 2, 2014
Training Event	Mobile Devices	FOR585: Advanced Smartphone Forensics SANS Delhi 2014 New Delhi, India Paul A. Henry	Aug 27, 2014 - Sep 2, 2014
Training Event	Mobile Devices	FOR585: Advanced Smartphone Forensics SANS DFIR Prague 2014 Prague, Czech Republic Heather Mahalik	Sep 29, 2014 - Oct 11, 2014
Training Event	Mobile Devices	FOR585: Advanced Smartphone Forensics SANS Network Security 2014 Las Vegas, NV Heather Mahalik	Oct 19, 2014 - Oct 27, 2014
Training Event	Mobile Devices	FOR585: Advanced Smartphone Forensics SANS DFIRCON East 2014 Fort Lauderdale, FL Cindy Murphy	Nov 3, 2014 - Nov 8, 2014
Training Event	Mobile Devices	FOR585: Advanced Smartphone Forensics SANS Korea 2014 Seoul, Korea, Republic Of Heather Mahalik	Nov 10, 2014 - Nov 15, 2014
vLive	Mobile Devices	FOR585: Advanced Smartphone Forensics Online Heather Mahalik Cindy Murphy	Aug 19, 2014 - Sep 25, 2014
SelfStudy	Mobile Devices	FOR585: Advanced Smartphone Forensics Online —	Anytime

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