Showing posts with label defence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label defence. Show all posts

Saturday, 15 March 2008

3G Phonebook

our friends at QUANTAQ have just updated their SUBSCRIBER IDENTITY MODULE (a.k.a. the humble "SIM card") analysis toolkit - USIM-DETECTIVE v2. This is a powerful tool to allow evaluation of the registers and ephemeral data stored upon SIMs, suport for 3G (USIM) devices, option to view acquired information (including phonebook contacts and numbers, SMS text messages, deleted text messages, call records) and structure the data into a number of different report formats.

Sunday, 9 March 2008

Freemasons Hall

Free expert lecture on computer evidence at the Freemasos Hall in Manchester on the 12th March 2008. Contact Lincoln House Chambers to reserve a place. secret handshake optional.

Friday, 13 April 2007

Digital Evidence : The Defence, The Prosecution & The Court

Last month we delivered shuffled on over to the Manchester Metropolitan University to deliver an expert lecture to the Northern Circuit.

The Northern Circuit has some absolutely fascinating historical legacies to its name! It is 830 years old - dating back to 1176 when King Henry II sent his judges on Circuit to do justice in his name. The Circuit encompassed the whole of the North of England but was divided in 1876.

I digress... It was an excellent session with some informed debate in the Q&A. The feedback has been fantastic and we must’ve struck a chord with the delegates – we’ve been asked to come back and do a follow-up session in a few months!

Details of the event and copy of the slides (PDF) have been posted to the web.