Vermont hosted its annual tech jam WERE YOU THERE? The LCDI certainly was! We set up a booth next to our neighboring Emergent Media Center and spoke to all sorts of people about what we do here at Champlain’s Lakeside Campus. Over 200 people stopped by our booth! Not only was it a great opportunity […]
Continue readingRooting Google glass To begin our investigation, we are looking at what information can be acquired from Google Glass using various imaging processes. After generating data on two pairs of Glass, rooted and un-rooted, we imaged them with the Shattered Script. We imaged first with the Shattered script because it includes features that can retrieve […]
Continue readingGoogle glass forensics glass artifacts Since our initial blog post, we have begun to generate user data on the Glass device, but have been having difficulties with the smartphone counterpart. Originally, we generated data on Glass using a Nexus 5 device and we were able to retrieve artifacts off of Glass, […]
Continue readingApp Proposal Google Glass is a wearable device similar to a cell phone that uses voice commands and swipe gestures to activate applications and certain other features. Here at the LCDI, we are looking to create an application that can help Forensic investigators either in the field or around the lab. We have come up […]
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Introduction Google Glass is a revolutionary new technology that has and will continue to change people’s lives. Google Glass is an extension of your phone that allows you to take pictures, send messages, navigate to different places, search the web, etc. with the sound of your voice. Since Google Glass has not been released […]
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When Google Glass was announced in 2013, the LCDI wanted to get our hands on it right away. As of this year, we have acquired a pair of Glass and are excited to start using them for digital forensics and developing application that will aid in the digital forensic process. The Glass currently runs on […]
Continue readingBack in August, Professor Jon Rajewski came to Julie Desautels and Chapin Bryce with an exciting opportunity for a new research project. Jon, being a member of the Google Glass explorer program, had received pair of Google Glass to test before its rumored release before the end of the year. With access to this new […]
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