Mobile Forensics
Mobile Forensics
Mobile Forensics
  • Introduction
  • Preparations
    • Knowledge
    • Safety
    • Trust
    • Backup
  • Methodology
  • Checking Windows Computers
    • Review Programs Launching at Startup
    • Review Running Processes
    • Review Network Connections
    • Extract Data for Further Analysis
  • Checking Mac Computers
    • Review Programs Launching at Startup
    • Review Running Processes
    • Review Kernel Extensions
    • Review Network Connections
    • Review XProtect Logs
    • Extract Data for Further Analysis
  • Checking Smartphones
    • Note: curriculum
    • Smartphone System Architecture
    • Check Devices Linked to Chat Applications
    • Check for Suspicious Messages
    • Monitor Network Traffic
    • Note: Monitoring Network Traffic on Linux
  • Checking Android Devices Basic
    • Review Installed Applications
    • Check Storage
    • Check if the Phone is under Android Device Policy
    • Check if the Phone is Rooted
    • Check if Developer Options is Enabled
    • Analyze Applications
    • Extract Data for Further Analysis
    • Optional : Check for Indicators of Stalkerware Installation
  • Checking Android Devices Advanced
    • Wireshark
    • MVT
    • Other Tools
  • Checking iOS Devices
    • Review iCloud Accounts
    • Review Installed Applications
    • Check for Mobile Device Management Profiles
    • Check for Shortcuts
    • Check for Jailbreaks
    • Enable and Check App Privacy Report
    • Extract Data for Further Analysis
    • Analyzing Extracted Data
    • About Lockdown Mode
  • Checking Devices Remotely
    • Mac Computers
    • Android
  • Concluding a Forensic Gathering
  • References and Further Learning
  • License and Credits
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