Over the last five years, mobile devices have evolved and now account for 55% of all internet traffic and are used for activities that generate and store massive amounts of personal data. Due to this, they have become key sources for evidence in criminal investigations.
However, because mobile devices and the programs that run on them also include extremely complex forms of encryption, that evidence isn’t easily accessible by investigators. In response to the needs of law enforcement, the information security community has developed several methods that fall under a new category of forensics - Mobile Device Forensics.
Extractions of mobile devices can yield large amounts of data. However, some devices can provide more intel than others. We have the ability to not only retrieve text messages and call history, but also extract specific data about the calls and texts. The tools we have at our disposal allow us to pull certain application data stored on the device including:
Mobile forensics is a brand of digital forensics focused on recovering forensically sound digital evidence from mobile devices. The challenge with this is that digital data is so easily manipulated or corrupted that tools and methods must focus on extracting evidence and securing it so that it remains in its original state. Mobile forensics is a 4-step process:
Our team has multiple certifications in Mobile Device Forensics, including Cellebrite Certified Mobile Examiner (CCME) and Paraben Certified Smartphone Examiner (PCSE), giving our team access to two of the most powerful mobile forensic tool suites.
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