A collection of my digital forensics-related works.
Many of you may be familiar with Yogesh Khatri's revolutionary digital forensics tool, mac_apt. His tool does wonders by parsing macOS image files and outputting valuable artifact data. However, it is very easy for your forensic answers to be lost in the vast amount of information mac_apt provides. A small team, comprised of Zach Burnham... Continue Reading →
Instagram is a very popular social media application that allows its users to interact through uploaded photos, videos, and direct messages/chat threads. Used by 1/3 of mobile phone users in the world according to Pew Research Center, there is a potential for Instagram to be relevant in some digital forensic cases. The following are highlighted findings... Continue Reading →
Digital forensic investigators are typically hired to uncover what happened on a digital device. Regardless of what the device is (mobile phone, laptop, server, etc), they will do their best to produce a narrative of past system events. This narrative is often nothing more than an explained timeline of the system. To achieve this, investigators... Continue Reading →
