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Introduction
Thank you for visiting my blog! This website is devoted to documenting free Android forensics techniques. In lieu of a mission statement of this blog, I'm going to provide a Q&A for what this blog is, what I intend it to be, and how you, the reader, can help.What is this blog about?
This blog is a website for me to document some free Android forensics techniques. In the world of mobile forensics, there are all kinds of expensive tools that claim to handle all your mobile-related needs, like this, this, and this. It is my goal with this blog to demonstrate that there is (generally) another way. With some Linux knowledge (or willingness to learn it), a Windows computer and a Linux computer (or virtual machines), some free software (and I actually mean free, not 30 day trials), and some spare time and motivation to learn, you can do some outstanding work with Android forensics.
Who is the intended reader of this blog?
For starters, you. Thank you for reading! I wrote this blog for the following audiences:
- intending to target anybody who wants to do some Android forensics
- anyone who needs to do Android forensics on a budget (and if you do, I respect you and please do not hesitate to contact me for any help)
- smartphone enthusiasts
- researchers
- anyone stuck trying to get past an Android related challenge
- the curious person who just wants to learn more about their phone
- If this is you, you are awesome and keep doing what you are doing
Will this blog contain information specific to XYZ phone?
Normally not, but sometimes. I'll be looking at Android in a more general way, but I may reference a specific device from time to time. I am more likely to reference a specific version of Android. That being said, if you are looking for help with a specific phone, please reach out to me!
Will you cover mobile operating systems besides Android?
No, but I am knowledgeable in others. I have done a fair amount of iOS work, I won an award for best paper at an international forensics conference for work on the Maemo OS, I've dabbled around with Blackberry, but I've worked with Android far, far more than any other mobile OS. If you have a question about other mobile operating systems, contact me and I might either know the answer or know who to have you contact.
Will this be more of a technical blog or more about admissibility / best practices / forensic soundness?
This will be technical.
The word “forensics” has a lot of connotations when proceeded by the words “cyber,” “computer,” or “mobile.” The word “forensics” in its purest sense means the application of science to law. “Computer forensic science” is the study of digital media and its relation with court of law. Computer forensic examiners always think about admissibility in a court of law and follow documented best practices in order to avoid having digital evidence being declared inadmissible by a judge.
In the world of IT security, “forensics” is more often comparable to the words / phrases “incident response”, “exploits,” or “reverse engineering.” Traditional forensic examiners cringe when they hear IT folks toss the word “forensics” around.
Regardless of your perspective on “forensics,” you will need a strong technical background to be successful in the field of “Android forensics.”
To be honest, the best term to use to describe this blog is “CELLEX”, or “Cellular Phone Exploitation.” CELLEX is the technical field of creating tools and techniques to exploit the security of cellular phones and use those exploits to extract data. So ...
Why am I calling this blog “Free Android Forensics” instead of “Free Android-based CELLEX”?
I went with “Free Android Forensics” because the word “Forensics” is a better known word than CELLEX.
What is your background?
My background includes extensive work in mobility with a strong slant towards Android, including forensics, security, and research, in academia and in industry. Please check out my about the author page.
How can I help?
I am always looking for input from the field. The Android community is large and diverse. Every page on my blog has a comments page, and I encourage comments and interaction from the field. If you have a real life story similar to the content of the page, please post! If you have a question, please post! If you have a question but do not want it made public, contact me! If you have a different strategy than I use, post it! If you see an error in my work, please post and I'll address it.
Android forensics is a community, and collaboration is key to any community. I would like this blog to be a place where anyone can ask Android forensics questions, and if I cannot answer, I hope somebody else out there can.
Now for my posting regulations. I do not like policing comments and do not intend to do so, but if I must, I will. I'm a tech enthusiast and spend a lot of time on tech message boards searching for answers to specific problems, so I know how us tech people can be online. So I only ask one rule:
Be nice and courteous to everybody.
Be nice and courteous to everybody.
All right! The basics are all out of the way. My first technical blog post will be on picking a forensic toolkit!
Forensic 4Cast awards
I would be humbled and honored if you would consider nominating my blog, Free Android Forensics, for the award "Digital Forensic Blog of the Year" presented by Forensic 4Cast.
Forensic 4Cast is an excellent resource for all things digital forensics. They run an annual awards ceremony for digital forensics achievements for the year.
2017 was a banner year for Free Android Forensics. From imaging an Android car stereo to studying the Waze app to imaging newer devices and some other fun topics, there was a lot to cover last year. I continually hope to serve the forensic community well by providing interesting topics.
As always, I thank you for reading. If you found my content useful, insightful, interesting, or maybe even funny, please consider nominating Free Android Forensics for Digital Forensic Blog of the Year.
Questions, comments, suggestions, or experiences? I do my best to keep up with the Android forensics community and am happy to chat with others in the field or anybody looking for some help in this field. Leave a comment below, or send me an email.
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