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Introduction Safari is a web browser developed by Apple and is included as part of the Apple Macintosh OS X operating system. It has been the default browser on all Apple computers since Mac OS X version 10.3 Panther and its first public release was in 2003. Safari is currently at major version 5 released […]

24th February 2011/by Craig Wilson

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Binary-Coded Decimal is a system for encoding decimal numbers as a series of bits; we examine how they are used in BCD and GSM timestamps. #DFIR #MobileForensics #DigitalForensics digital-detective.ne…

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The NetAnalysis® Find Panel provides an easy way of searching against visible columns and fields. In this article, we examine the powerful syntax for the Find Panel and see how it works. #DFR #BrowserForensics #ForensicAnalysis digital-detective.ne…

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Support for AVG Secure and Min Browser in NetAnalysis® v2.12 and HstEx® v4.12 along with updated search indexing, improved reports and much more. #WebBrowserForensics #DFIR digital-detective.ne…

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