AXIOM Cloud supports warrant returns from a variety of providers including Instagram. Instagram warrant returns can contain a wealth of data and are available in two formats; namely .pdf and .zip. AXIOM can process warrant returns from Instagram in the .zip format. According to Instagram, the content of the records in both the PDF file … Continued
Snapchat Warrant Returns are one of the supported platforms for analysis in AXIOM. With the Cloud feature, you can load the .zip file you receive from Snapchat into AXIOM and be able to parse a wide array of content alongside your other evidence in the case. This will allow you to timeline Snapchat artifacts alongside … Continued
We’re often asked at Magnet Forensics, are there any available pre-built PII keyword lists or any other PII specific features available for such a case? There are a few great resources in respect to PII keywords, but I unfortunately there doesn’t seem to be one single wide-ranging list of PII keywords for the DFIR community. … Continued
Google accounts with Workspace administrator privileges often have access to more data than typical user accounts. With an Administrator account, not only can you access user account Gmail and Drive contents but also audit lots providing more in-depth analysis into your Workspace environment. When utilizing Workspace administrator privileges, you can choose to access data from … Continued
One of the most popular secure messaging apps currently on the market, Signal, stands apart from its competitors with a unique take on development. It’s open source, the subject of numerous independent audits, and ad-free. Signal is widely regarded as a role model showing how secure messaging ought to look. Today, Signal is wholly owned … Continued
With Magnet AXIOM Cyber, investigators can now acquire and analyze data from Microsoft Teams without the need of additional tools or use of Compliance Center. In this blog we’ll discuss the steps necessary for investigators to complete to acquire MS Teams data directly into AXIOM Cyber. Along with the ability to collect from cloud sources … Continued
Since we announced our support of MacOS with AXIOM 3.0 in March 2019, we’ve continued to strengthen our support for Mac investigations with every release since then. With the release of AXIOM 3.11 around the corner—which will have support for even more Mac artifacts—we thought it would be a good opportunity to catch up with … Continued
