When you have to search through hundreds of different types of digital evidence, it can be challenging to find connections in the data. Using the seized media from the Bin Laden raid as an example, we’ll discuss how you can correlate data across different devices, and how this information can be used to create a timeline of events for your investigation.

SQLite is the most used database format in the world, and much of a user’s activity and data on both mobile devices and computers are stored within this format. In this presentation, we will show how to use SQLite to write queries which visualize user activity and tell the story of your data, allowing an investigator to make the most impact with their findings.

You should assume your digital evidence is covered in a substance that can seriously harm you or even kill you. Join Kevin from Cyber Social Hub and Steve Watson from VTO Labs as they discuss the dangers in collecting and examining devices that were exposed to fentanyl, biohazards, and other deadly contaminants.

Join us for a free 2-day digital investigation & cybersecurity conference! Share ideas on digital investigations and connect with like-minded technology professionals.

The purpose of the event is to engage and educate the Cyber Social Hub community, introduce attendees to techniques and technologies to aid them in their role, and encourage community engagement / interaction.

Join Chet Hosmer Assistant Professor of Practice at the University of Arizona and Founder of Python Forensics as he discusses with Kevin how Python can be used in digital investigations from detecting fake photos to scraping data from Twitter.

Join Kevin as he demonstrates how you can use Hashcat to crack the latest version of iOS backup encryption.

#DFIR Networking in the time of COVID-19. Join Kevin from Cyber Social Hub as he chats with Brandt Watkins of the High Technology Crime Investigation Association (HTCIA) about virtual networking for digital forensic investigations.

Let’s talk digital forensics and booze! Join Kevin from Cyber Social Hub for a conversation with Dave Ryberg of Truxton Forensics about ways to analyze all your forensics data in one place. Plus learn how to mix a delicious cocktail (recipe included) 🙂