That’s because if you want texture, you need more pictures, and these are taken without targets. With that comes a lot of noise and artifacts, and you invariably lose accuracy. You can still draw from the best of both worlds by combining photogrammetry with 3D scan data, a technique ...
These technologies empower automated data categorization, anomaly detection, and the recognition of previously unknown digital artifacts, enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of digital forensic investigations. Internet of Things (IoT) forensics: The proliferation of IoT systems has opened up new ...
MAST tools employ various techniques to test the security of mobile applications. It involves using static and dynamic analysis and investigating forensic data collected by mobile applications. Organizations use MAST tools to check security vulnerabilities and mobile-specific issues, such as jailbreaking,...
Added a new Open Evidence Source option to the right-click menu to make it clear whether users are opening an item or its evidence source file Added support to collect Windows Search info for Windows 11 Added support to collect MS Office Backstage artifacts (recent documents and folders) ...
What are Indicators of Compromise (IOCs)? Indicators of compromise (IOCs) are pieces of contextual information discovered inforensic analysisthat serve to alert analysts of past/ongoing attacks, network breaches, or malware infections. These unique clues – or artifacts – are often seen as malicio...
Unlike DEM which considers objects like vegetation, buildings and other artifacts, a Digital Terrain Model (DTM) only considers the surface of the earth. A DTM will include heights and elevations of the surface, including ridges or rivers to give an accurate picture of the terrain. So, What ...
(SCA), IaC scanning, and Static Application Security Testing (SAST) tests – that make it possible to detect a variety of security vulnerabilities early in the software development lifecycle. This allows teams to shift security left by catching vulnerabilities when apps are still in the “code”...
Forensic analysis. This process is conducted on affected systems to understand theattack vector, scope of compromise, and the attacker's methods. Forensic analysis may involve examiningfile systems, memory dumps,registry keys, and other artifacts to reconstruct the attack timeline and identify the root...
These forensic artifacts are discovered in system-generated event logs or time-stamped records. They might include changes to files in the system directory, changes to any applications and the system registry, changes to user or admin accounts, odd connections to unusual domains, network logs showin...
Both CA and IR share common approaches and methodologies – including collection and analysis of digital forensic artifacts (Prefetch, Amcache, etc.), usage of IoC-scanners to find compromised hosts, and binary reverse engineering to prove the presence of malicious functions in certain programs or ...