Our seminars from 18 to 29 November in Frankfurt on the subject of IT forensics, which focused on tools such as Detego Global and MOBILedit, and in particular the analysis and manual checking of SQLite databases, offered the following topics
\nA comprehensive introduction to digital preservation and analysis of evidence. Both technical and legal aspects are of central importance here. A detailed overview of the topics covered is provided below.<\/p>\n
The Detego\u00ae Unified Forensics Platform is a powerful digital forensics solution designed specifically for rapid collection, analysis and reporting. It enables:<\/p>\n
MOBILedit is a versatile tool for extracting and analysing data from mobile devices and smartwatches. It offers:<\/p>\n
Both tools are designed to secure evidence for use in court by avoiding changes to the original data.<\/p>\n
SQLite databases are widely used in applications such as mobile phones, messenger services and operating systems. Their forensic analysis includes:<\/p>\n
Rooting a mobile phone is often necessary to enable deeper levels of access for forensic investigations. This involves unlocking administrator rights to access protected areas of the operating system. Methods include:<\/p>\n
A key aspect of IT forensics is ensuring that the analysed data cannot be changed:<\/p>\n
The seminar taught important basics for IT forensic analyses: the use of specialised tools such as Detego and MOBILedit, the analysis of SQLite databases and techniques for rooting mobile devices. The focus on the integrity of evidence ensures that results remain usable in court. Such training is essential for digital forensics professionals to meet the demands of modern investigations.<\/p>\n\n\t\t