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Digital Forensics & Cyber Security Blog

Digital Forensics & Cyber Security Blog

Magnet Axiom Cyber 8.0: RSMF exports, MFT parsing, new AI tools, and more

Axiom Cyber 8.0 covers a lot of ground, including new features to support eDiscovery, incident response, mobile investigations, and a new AI early-access solution. Here’s a quick summary of what 8.0 has to offer: Streamline collections for eDiscovery with RSMF exports: From a single message or attachment, export the entire [...]

X-Ways Forensics v21.1

What's new in X-Ways Forensics v21.1 Volume Snapshot and File System Support Better support for very large volume snapshots. More than 500 million items (i.e. files+directories) in a single volume are now possible, only in the 64-bit edition, subject to sufficient RAM, and assuming you have enough time to wait [...]

Detectives solve 1990 “Grace Doe” case

Detective Lorie Howard made a promise years ago to identify Grace Doe and to find her killer. That promise was fulfilled on March 21, 2024 when the McDonald County Sheriff's Office (Missouri) declared the decades-old case closed. McDonald County Sheriff Robert Evenson, along with Detective Howard and her partner, Detective [...]

What did you learn? Password Spraying and Cyber Forensics

Years ago while learning how to be a young married couple about to have a child we attended dinner with a friend and her family. During our time together one of their children fell and hurt himself, not seriously, however, the fall came as a result of the child not [...]

Magnet Axiom Cyber 7.9

Faster mobile processing, better video performance, new custom fields, and more. The release of Magnet Axiom Cyber 7.9 is here, and it’s an exciting one for digital forensic examiners who support eDiscovery stakeholders. In this release, we’ve made several enhancements, including: Chat artifact linking in load files Improved mobile processing [...]

Microsoft Actions Following Attack by Nation State Actor Midnight Blizzard

Human error - or perhaps just a friendly reminder that we all need continuous learning and peer review.   The Microsoft security team detected a nation-state attack on our corporate systems on January 12, 2024, and immediately activated our response process to investigate, disrupt malicious activity, mitigate the attack, and [...]

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