Abstract With the fast growth of sold iPad since it was introduced in 2010, we knew by now that it is almost everywhere. Nowadays, iPad can replace Personal Computers especially if its equipped with some applications to process documents that…
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Forensic analysis of a JVC KD-HDR receiver
Forensic analysis of a JVC KD-HDR receiver Abstract I sought to discover what things of forensic interest can be extracted from a JVC KD-HDR50 automobile receiver. As the device has multiple inputs and a persistent storage mechanism, there should be…
Forensic Analysis of a Roku XS 2
Abstract The Roku XS 2 is digital media streaming devices made by Roku Incorporation. The Roku is a relatively new device. The first generation of Roku was introduced on May 20th, 2008 (Roku Inc. Press Release, 2008). The current…
Microsoft Surface RT 2 Tablet
Abstract The following paper is a report detailing an attempt at digital forensic data acquisition and analysis of Microsoft’s Surface RT 2 tablet with Windows 8.1 operating system. The paper details the specifications of the tablet device listing its…
Pebble Data Acquisition
Abstract Wearable technology is the buzz word in the tech world these days. There has always been a push towards smaller, cheaper computing power. Processor have gotten so small that we are starting to put them in different locations all…
Glass Acquisition and Analysis
Glass Acquisition and Analysis Faisal Talal Alaskandrani Purdue University Due Date : 14/03/2014 CNIT 58100 CFM Under the direction of Dr. Samuel Liles Abstract Google Glass developed by Google is an embedded device with an android operating…
Forensic analysis of a Garmin Nuvi 1390
Abstract A Garmin Nuvi 1390 was accessed using three different software methods; Cellebrite Physical Analyzer s FTK Imager, and Linux command line. All three methods are capable of producing an image of the device. The device stores user favorites and…
Forensic Analysis on a Nintendo Wii
Abstract This analysis steps through my process of performing a forensic analysis on the Nintendo Wii Console. This Nintendo Wii is fairly standalone – no SD Card or any peripherals, just the console itself. In order to obtain files from…
Forensic Analysis of a Nikon Coolpix Digital Camera
Abstract This lab exercise, which involved acquiring and analyzing the data from the internal storage of a Nikon Coolpix E4600 digital camera, provides an opportunity to become more familiar with conducting forensic acquisitions and analysis on this type of device.…
Forensic Analysis of an iPod Touch
Abstract Forensic analysis of an iOS device can be performed by using the backup files available with the corresponding account at iTunes. This backup can provide access to the file structure and folders without altering the original backup files, making…
Kindle 2 International – Acquisition Analysis
Abstract Embedded devices are becoming more and more pervasive in the daily affairs of the average individual. Modern appliances from coffee pots to refrigerators and even washing machines are now running on embedded systems, sometimes operating trimmed down versions of…
Symbian Forensics
Abstract A Nokia 5800 XpressMusic Unlocked Phone with U.S. 3G, GPS with Free Voice Navigation, Wi-Fi — U.S. Version with Warranty (Black) is investigated during the process of Symbian forensics. This product is based on S60 5th Edition software. In…
Forensic Analysis of a DVR
Abstract The midterm allowed us the freedom to choose any embedded device we wanted from our home to investigate. After careful thought, the Dish VIP622 DVR was selected as the device. This was because it’s something that is used every…
Samsung Galaxy Gear Smartwatch Forensics
Abstract The Samsung Galaxy Gear Smartwatch, released October 4, 2013 is a cutting edge Android companion device. The watch pairs via Bluetooth 4.0 with the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Smartphone, and acts as a relay for certain phone features such…
A jailbroken iPhone can be a very powerful weapon in the hands of an attacker: Smart phones can become an attacker’s most camoflashed weapon
Guest blogger Alejandro Chavez looks at the different ways a common popular cell phone can easily be modified to become a hidden method of attacking networks. Mr. Chavez is a student at Purdue University Calumet and we thank him for…