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In Part 1 of this series, we examined at a very high level the purpose and benefits of memory forensics, and then took a look...

Internet history is a part of most forensic investigations today. Knowing how a user accessed a specific website is, in a lot of cases, just...

For examiners who aren't yet accustomed to using BlackLight every day in their casework, the following question sometimes arises, since the answer is not altogether...

Have you noticed missing Superfetch or Prefetch data when analyzing Windows volumes? There are some legitimate reasons for not seeing Superfetch and Prefetch data.  The...

Here's a common misconception that can lead to some frustration in iPhone and iPad investigations: What is a device's "encrypted backup password?" Is that simply...

In a recent blog entry we highlighted BlackLight's ability to parse and display Volume Shadow Copies (VSCs), one of several new Windows analysis features in...

In working with various Law Enforcement agencies, we have recently learned of investigators having issues acquiring certain LG smartphone models. A specific LG driver is...

BlackLight 2016 R1 includes many powerful new features to assist in conducting MS Windows system examinations. These features can have a crucial impact on digital...

As part of out newest 2016 R1 release, BlackLight now has support for performing Windows memory analysis. In light of this arguably underutilized type of...

Users who own devices that are unlocked from a carrier are able to change SIM cards from carrier to carrier. There are several ways in...