The applications section displays user data that has been extracted and parsed from popular Social Networks, Messengers, Web Browsers, Navigation, Productivity, Travel, Finance, Fitness, Drone and Multimedia apps. Investigators can view app account details, contacts, messages, calls, logs, cache, and other relevant data. Even encrypted apps are decrypted and displayed in this area!

The built-in Oxygen Forensic® CDR Expert allows importing and analyzing of CDR files received from mobile service providers regardless of the difference in their column formats and file layouts. The program conveniently guides the investigator through the process of call data records file importing and any field mapping that is required to convert the file into a unified format. CDR Expert then visualizes direct and indirect links between callers on a graph.

Oxygen Forensic® software enables the export of data from any section to many popular file formats including: PDF, RTF, XLS, XLSX, XML, and HTML. A report can be created to include a single device, several devices, several sections or even selected records. Reports are highly customizable to display only the data required, for any type of case. Our XML reports can be integrated into many popular analytic software platforms with our built in XML export specification documentation.

Oxygen Forensic® Detective can perform physical extraction of drones and parse GPS locations showing valuable route data in our built-in Timeline section and the built-in Oxygen Forensic® Maps. The software also allows the investigator to import drone log .dat files directly into Oxygen Forensic® Maps to visualize locations and track a drone route, as well as physically extract the internal memory on select DJI drones. Also available, data parsing from many drone applications, like DJI Go, Flight It Pro for iOS and Android devices. And finally, the software allows to extract data from drone cloud services, like DJI cloud, SkyPixel and Parrot.

The Files section grants access to user’s photos, videos, documents and device databases. Built-in Text, Hex, Multimedia, SQLite and Plist viewers allow investigators to examine files and their metadata. Rich filtering and powerful search help to focus only on the required evidence. The section can be built for several devices in the same case.

Oxygen Forensic® Detective supports the two most popular digital assistants – Amazon Alexa and Google Home. You can access Amazon Alexa cloud using a username and password or token. A token can be found on the device’s associated computer with Oxygen Forensic® KeyScout and used in Cloud Extractor. The software acquires a complete evidence set from Amazon Alexa, including account and device details, contacts, messages, calendars, notifications, lists, activities, skills, etc. Google Home data can be extracted via Google username/password or a master token found in mobile devices. Extracted Google Home data includes account and device details, voice commands, and information about users.

Oxygen Forensic® Detective offers both logical and physical methods of device acquisition via a regular USB cable. The program supports thousands of devices running Apple iOS and Android. Support for MTK, Qualcomm, Kirin and Spreadtrum chipsets is also available. Additionally, you can extract and recover data from media and SIM cards via specialized readers.

Investigators no longer have to spend time manually transcribing text within a picture. Oxygen Forensic® Detective includes the OCR section, which allows investigators to easily convert any words contained in a screenshot or photo to machine-encoded text. To enable and configure this feature, go to Options/Advanced Analytics in the software. Then, in the OCR section, run image OCR by pressing the relevant button on the toolbar. Once OCR has been run investigators can use the quick filter to search for text across the processed images.

Oxygen Forensic® software provides several tools to explore social connections between the device owner and contacts or between several devices by analyzing calls, messages and app communication activities. Investigators can use either a Graph or Diagram to view and identify social links, find common contacts and analyze communication statistics.

The Timeline section summarizes all events in chronological order: calendar events, messages, calls, web cache, web connections, voicemails, photos and videos history, etc. The section offers investigators a number of powerful filters and convenient data presentation modes that allow them to concentrate on the analysis of the pertinent data only.

The Wireless Connections section presents the history of Wireless connections in one list and shows the place where the Internet was used. Information about every Wi-Fi hotspot is found in this section and includes the SSID, MAC address, time of the first and last connections. The program also displays the history of Bluetooth connections and the list of frequent locations extracted from iOS devices.