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NetAnalysis® v1.53 Released

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Introduction to NetAnalysis® v1.53 This is an important release of NetAnalysis® which fixes a number of issues in relation to the changes implemented in the latest browsers. All of the main browsers, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Apple Safari and Opera, have either made changes to their file formats or added additional new features.  […]

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HstEx® v3.7 Released

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Introduction We are pleased to announce the release of HstEx® v3.7. One of the major changes in this release is the fix to the speed drop issue when a large number of records are found. In v3.6, when a considerable number of records were identified during the search phase (pass one), the software would gradually […]

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Blade® v1.8 Release Notes

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

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

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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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