SANS Asia-Pacific Webcast Series: Mobile Device Forensics

Thursday, 06 Feb 2014 5:00AM EST (06 Feb 2014 10:00 UTC)
Speaker: Paul Henry

Join us for the next installment of the SANS-APAC webcast series where we will provide a technical look at Mobile Device Forensics.

If you're only doing a logical analysis then you have to consider that you are in all probability really only getting part of the evidence that may in fact exist. Simply put, a thorough analysis requires a physical extraction and its more complete examination.

As an example, in a physical acquisition and analysis of an iPhone the additional evidence recovered included:

22,000+ images
59 videos
1000+ audio files
16,000+ locations
60+ chats (included Facebook and Skype)
30+ MMS
3300+ text files

Performing anything less than a physical acquisition and analysis is simply not a through forensic examination!

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