Getting Evidence from iOS Screen Time Artifacts

Screen Time, a new feature added to the release of iOS 12, is designed to supervise activities that are going on within the device. Whether set up from a parental standpoint to limit how much time is being spent on video games, or someone is simply trying to limit how much time they spend on … Continued

A Look Back at 2018: Resources for Corporate Investigations

Last week we looked back at some of the resources we’ve offered this year to help forensic examiners in their investigations — specifically about mobile forensics. This week, we’re highlighting some corporate resources we’ve made available, including webinars, white papers, videos, and blogs. 2018 was a big year for features in Magnet AXIOM that can … Continued

Announcing This Year’s Keynote Speaker at Magnet User Summit!

We’re pleased to announce that the keynote speaker at this year’s Magnet User Summit in Nashville will be Ovie Carroll, Director for the Cybercrime Lab at the Department of Justice, Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section (CCIPS) and a noted SANS Instructor and Author. “We’re honored to have Ovie join us for the Magnet User … Continued

A Look Back at 2018: Resources for Mobile Investigations

As 2018 draws to a close, we’ll be taking a look back at some of the resources we’ve offered this year to help forensic examiners in their investigations. This blog is a roundup of a year’s worth of mobile forensics resources. We kicked off 2018 by adding 550 Android recovery images and new password bypass … Continued

Meet Magnet Forensics’ Training Team: Christopher Cone

We conclude our “Meet the Forensic Trainer” series this year by introducing Chris Cone, new to Magnet Forensics’ Training Team as of October. Chris comes to us from an extensive background in Arkansas law enforcement and, as a trainer, thrives on a strong two-way class discussion. Read on below! Want to learn more about what … Continued

Shared Space for DFIR Contributions: An Interview with Alexis Brignoni

Forensic examiner, researcher, and blogger Alexis Brignoni has been hard at work. Over the past two years, he’s founded both the Initialization Vectors blog, and a GitHub where you can find repositories for both SQLite queries and DFIR process walkthroughs, as well as individual scripts. He’s also a frequent contributor to DFIR Twitter. Last month, … Continued

Delta Packs Let You Download AXIOM Updates Quickly

Initially released with Magnet AXIOM 2.3, forensic shops that air-gap their equipment can utilize delta packs when updating their equipment. Delta packs allow for quick downloads of only the changed portions to AXIOM’s code base, versus having to download the full installer of 2GB+ every month. We know that examiners are busy, so we’re aiming … Continued

Take Advantage of Onsite Training at Magnet User Summit 2019

Have you been thinking about taking a Magnet Forensics Training course? Great news! We’re offering our Magnet AXIOM Examinations (AX200) and Magnet AXIOM Advanced Computer Forensics (AX250) before our Magnet User Summit in Nashville, from March 29-April 2. And as a special offer, if you purchase a training course, you’ll get free* attendance to MUS … Continued