Introduction to ios9 jailbreak This semester, the LCDI will be investigating various jailbreaking methods available for iOS 9. The team’s focus will be to determine what useful forensic artifacts are recoverable through an iOS9 Jailbreak device. The process will include comparing recoverable data before a jailbreak to the recovered data after jailbreaking the phone. The […]
Continue readingIntroduction During the 2014 Apple WorldWide Developers Conference, Apple announced a new feature available with iOS 8 and OS X 10.10 (Yosemite) known as Handoff. This new feature allows a user to transfer their activity from their iPhone to their Mac, or vice-versa, almost instantaneously. These activities include browsing the web, email, writing a note, […]
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Initial findings Since our last posting, we have officially finished generating data and imaging the iPhone 3gs and iPhone 4. Over the next couple of weeks, we will finish generating data with the iPhone 5 and begin comparing where the various application files are stored on the three different iPhones. This week we began looking […]
Continue reading Methodology and Methods We’ve just finished working with the iPhone 3gs for our iPhone Artifact Comparison project. We started off by factory resetting the phone and installing all the applications that were said to be supported by Cellebrite. After installing 25 applications, some of which required a working phone number to use, we chose to […]
Continue reading This semester we will be working on a project which compares the iPhone 3GS, the iPhone 4, and the iPhone 5. The goal of this project is to find the location of where various artifacts are stored on the devices and how they differ from device to device. We will be generating data on the […]
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iPhone Forensics Catherine Stamm The Senator Patrick Leahy Center for Digital Investigation After a few days, I created three contacts and then deleted two of them. Next I attempted to set up a VPN. It took some time, as the iPhone had a lot of trouble connecting to the server. Eventually it worked and I […]
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We have been tasked with testing Elcomsoft’s iOS Toolkit for the Burlington Police Department. We are going to be testing the software on an iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, and iPhone 5. iOS Forensic Toolkit is a tool that performs an acquisition of user and/or file system data store in iPhone, iPads, and iPod devices running almost […]
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iPhone Forensics Catherine Stamm The Senator Patrick Leahy Center for Digital Investigation Over the past three weeks, I have been working on iPhone forensics using an iPhone 3G provided to me by the LCDI. The phone’s service was not turned on, so all data accumulated on the device came from using Wi-Fi. Before starting, I […]
Continue readingiPhone Forensics Catherine Stamm The Senator Patrick Leahy Center for Digital Investigation Introduction 1.1 Research Problem Over 40 million people around the world own an iPhone. Being a smart phone, there are hundreds of different ways an owner can use the device. Typically, the iPhone, and other smart phones, are used for placing calls and […]
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