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Paper we will analyze applications designed to facilitate storing and management of passwords on mobile platforms, such as Apple iOS and BlackBerry. We will specifically focus our attention on the security of data at rest. We will show that many password keeper apps fail to provide claimed level of protection.
The easy way to restore access passwords to files, applications and databases.
The easy way to restore access passwords to files, applications and databases.
Testing password safety – a key to securing a corporate network.
The easy way to restore access passwords to files, applications and databases.
The easy way to restore access passwords to files, applications and databases.
Advantages of distributed password recovery.
in the corporate information security environment.
Books about us
Overall security & encryption topics and tutorials
- Hacking For Dummies by Kevin Beaver
- PC-Forensik: Daten suchen und wiederherstellen by Christoph Willer
- Digital Forensics for Handheld Devices by Eamon P. Doherty
Proactive Password Auditor
- Practical Intrusion Analysis: Prevention and Detection for the Twenty-First Century by Ryan Trost
- IT Auditing: Using Controls to Protect Information Assets by Chris Davis, Mike Schiller, Kevin Wheeler
- FISMA Certification & Accreditation Handbook by L. Taylor
Intuit backdoor
- Security Engineering: A Guide to Building Dependable Distributed Systems by Ross J. Anderson
Windows login passwords, AEFSDR
- A+ Certification Study Guide, Sixth Edition by Jane Holcombe, Charles Holcombe
Elcomsoft Distributed Password Recovery
- Hacking Exposed: Network Security Secrets and Solutions, Sixth Edition by Stuart McClure, Joel Scambray, George Kurtz
Advanced EFS Data Recovery, Elcomsoft Distributed Password Recovery, PGP
- Investigating Digital Crime by Robin P. Bryant
MS Office password
- Computer Network Security: Theory and Practice by Jie Wang
Elcomsoft Distributed Password Recovery, GPU
- Network Know-How: An Essential Guide for the Accidental Admin by John Ross
- Hacking Exposed: Network Security Secrets and Solutions, Sixth Edition by Stuart McClure, Joel Scambray, George Kurtz
Advanced EFS Data Recovery
- Windows Server 2008 PKI and Certificate Security by Brian Komar
Articles about us
Vladimir Katalov, a Russian computer security expert and co-founder of Elcomsoft in Russia, confirmed that his company’s rich experience shows that Google collects more data than Apple.
Google has been accused of tracking users’ location even when the feature is disabled30 May, 2021Presstories.com
ElcomSoft updates iOS Forensic Toolkit, the company’s mobile forensic tool for extracting data from a range of Apple devices. Version 7.0 expands the ability to perform full file system extraction without the need to install a jailbreak, adding support for recent versions of iOS including iOS 14 through 14.3 on all devices including the current iPhone 12 range.
ElcomSoft iOS Forensic Toolkit extracts data from Apple devices without a jailbreak19 March, 2021Help Net Security
Elcomsoft has announced an update to its iOS Forensic Toolkit, with version 7.0 working on iPhone 12 models and iOS 14 through iOS 14.3.
iOS 14 Isn’t Safe From Forensic Extraction Technology18 March, 2021Mac Observer
Presentations
Cloud Forensics: Extracting Evidence from Apple and Google Accounts
23 April, 2020
In this webinar, you'll learn about cloud acquisition of Apple and Google accounts, what data can be extracted from the cloud during a forensic investigation and how. Тoday, cloud acquisition in most cases returns overwhelmingly more data than other data acquisition methods. Apple and Google accounts store media files like photos, videos, screenshots in iCloud Photo Library or Google Photos, passwords in iCloud Keychain, location data in Apple Map or Google Maps, various documents in iCloud Drive or Google Drive, mails and messages and a lot more. Dedicated forensic tools help investigators, examiners and security officers perform cloud forensics with ease and expertise.
VideoHealth and Activity Evidence
29 January, 2020
Fitbit and other health trackers: obtaining important evidence you probably did not think about. Find out how smartphones and trackers collect and store health data, and how to obtain health information.
PDFSoftware and Technologies: Password Cracking and Encrypted Data Access, Mobile Forensics, Cloud Forensics
13 November, 2019
Our digital forensic solutions enable experts to gain access to password-protected, locked and encrypted information contained in a range of mobile devices and cloud services, stored in crypto containers or encrypted archives. The company’s parented hardware-accelerated products can break passwords protecting files in a variety of formats, including encryption used in BitLocker, FileVault 2, PGP Disk and TrueCrypt successors' containers.
PDFData acquisition from iOS devices. New approaches and possibilities.
5 March, 2020
Extracting evidence from a seized iPhone: Using the latest exploits and innovative methods. Collecting data from latest iOS devices without jailbreaking them is possible. The new approach uses an extraction agent that installs onto iOS device. Compared with the traditional mobile forensic method using jailbreak, the use of agent allows us to perform the full file system extraction and decrypt the keychain without the risks and footprint associated with third-party jailbreaks. Details in the presentation.
PDFBreaking Health Clouds
1 December, 2019
The amount of data collected by health trackers is amazing: from step count and heart rate to running and walking distances with exact timestamps and lots of geolocation data. Some of it goes directly to Apple Health and then to Apple iCloud, while other manufacturers (Samsung or FitBit) keep data in their own clouds. Something goes to Google Fit. Apart from privacy issues, think of how much data can serve as essential evidence during investigations.
PDFThe iPhone's Forensic Workflow: The Steps to Access Critical Evidence
6 November, 2019
Latest version of Apple’s mobile operating system actively resist forensic efforts by disabling the less secure biometric identification (Touch ID or Face ID) and blocking USB connectivity after a short period of time. Many of these restrictions can be effectively bypassed with proper timing and the right technique.
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