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Digital Evidence Discrepancies – Casey Anthony Trial

Digital Forensics, Forensic Standards, NetAnalysis®, Web Browser Forensics
Casey Anthony and Jose Angel Baez standing during the murder trial

Inside the Casey Anthony Trial: Experts’ Testimony and Unanswered Questions Over the past few weeks, there has been worldwide interest in the trial of Casey Anthony which was held in Orlando, Florida. Anthony was indicted on charges of murder following the discovery of the body of her daughter Caylee Marie Anthony in 2008. On Tuesday […]

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11th July 2011/5 Comments/by Craig Wilson

USB Licence Dongles

Blade®, Digital Forensic Software, HstEx®, NetAnalysis®
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Introduction We have been asked a few times recently about our new USB dongle licence option. The USB dongle licence is a small hardware device that plugs into a USB port on a host computer to provide licence information to our software. Software licences stored on USB hardware offer a more flexible licence solution than […]

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12th February 2011/by Craig Wilson

Blade® v1.8 Release Notes

Blade®, Data Recovery, Digital Forensic Software, Digital Forensics, Forensic Analysis
Digital Detective Blade® logo on top of a open hard disk drive

Introduction to Blade® v1.8 This release of Blade has a number of new features and improvements.  We have added 8 new Data Recovery Profiles to the Global Recovery Database, as well as releasing some new Professional Modules.  We have released a new 3GP/MPEG-4/ISO Base Media Format Intelli-Carve® Recovery Profile for the recovery of MP4/3GP video files.  […]

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16th December 2010/by Craig Wilson

NetAnalysis® v1.52 – USB Dongle, Google Chrome Support and Export/Rebuild Entire Cache Option

Digital Forensic Software, Digital Forensics, Forensic Analysis, Forensic Investigations, HstEx®, NetAnalysis®, Web Browser Forensics
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Introduction to NetAnalysis® v1.52 Digital Detective is pleased to announce the release of NetAnalysis® v1.52 (and HstEx v3.6).  The release of this version has been eagerly awaited, so we are glad to say the wait is finally over. NetAnalysis® v1.52 adds a number of new features and fixes some minor bugs.  Some of the major new features released […]

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25th November 2010/by Craig Wilson

HstEx® v3.6 Released – Now with USB Dongle Option and Safari BInary Plist Recovery

Digital Forensic Software, HstEx®, Web Browser Forensics
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Overview HstEx v3.6 adds a number of new features and fixes some minor bugs. One of the major new features released in this version is the ability to recover Safari binary plist data. New Feature: Apple Safari Binary Plist Recovery The Apple Safari browser stores Internet history records in an Apple Property List (plist). With […]

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25th November 2010/by Craig Wilson

AOL PFC EMail Recovery

Advanced Carving, Blade®, Data Recovery, Digital Forensic Software
AOL logo on dark blue background

Introduction Not so long ago, one email client which increased in popularity (particularly amongst paedophiles) in the United Kingdom was that provided with America Online (AOL). Email extraction and analysis causes significant problems for digital forensic examiners. Almost all of the forensic software designed for extracting email is tailored for dealing with mail-store files which are intact.  This means that […]

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14th September 2010/by Craig Wilson

NetAnalysis® Date and Time Fields

Digital Forensic Software, Digital Forensics, Forensic Analysis, NetAnalysis®, Web Browser Forensics
Clock dial showing hands approching 12 o' clock

Introduction Some of you will have noticed that from NetAnalysis® v1.50 there have been numerous new date and time columns added. These new timestamps were identified during months of research and development and are now included with the latest release. The image below shows some of the new fields from Internet Explorer. This article will […]

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13th July 2010/by Craig Wilson

Understanding Microsoft Internet Explorer Cache

Digital Forensic Software, Digital Forensics, Forensic Analysis, Forensic Investigations, NetAnalysis®, Web Browser Forensics
Internet Explorer logo over a computer keyboard

Introduction The Internet Explorer disk cache is a storage folder for temporary Internet files that are written to the hard disk when a user views page from the Internet.Internet Explorer uses a persistent cache and therefore has to download all of the content of a page (such as graphics, sound files or video) before it […]

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16th June 2010/by Craig Wilson

Microsoft Internet Explorer Daily/Weekly INDEX.DAT Files

Digital Forensic Software, Digital Forensics, Forensic Analysis, NetAnalysis®, Web Browser Forensics

Introduction Microsoft Internet Explorer maintains a number of INDEX.DAT files to record visits to web sites as well as to maintain cache and cookie data.  In this article, we will look at the Daily and Weekly files. Daily INDEX.DAT Entries The Daily INDEX.DAT file maintains a Daily record of visited pages.  This INDEX.DAT file has an unusual HOST record […]

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15th June 2010/by Craig Wilson

Manual Identification of Suspect Computer Time Zone

Digital Forensic Software, Digital Forensics, Forensic Analysis, Forensic Investigations, Learning Digital Forensics, NetAnalysis®, Tutorial
View of earth showing text 'Manual Timezone Identification'

Introduction to Time Zone Identification In a digital forensic examination, establishing which Time Zone the system had been set to should one of the first examination tasks.  If this information is not established at an early stage and taken into account, the validity of Date/Time evidence may be brought into question.  Not only is this […]

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4th June 2010/by Craig Wilson
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