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iPhone Forensics – Part 1

By On March 7, 2010 · 1 Comment

As with anything else its important to really understand the inner working of the iPhone before attempting to recover any data from it, as two things may happen: the device may be rendered useless or the data on it become contaminated which is just as bad when you are looking [...]

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Mobile Forensics

By On March 7, 2010 · Leave a Comment

With the explosion of mobile devices there is little doubt that the number of security incidents were a mobile device is involved will also increase exponentially.

My next couple of posts will look at what is takes to perform forensics on mobile devices targeting specifically the

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Intrusion Prevention System – Tipping Point

By On June 11, 2009 · Leave a Comment

In an age were applications are quickly moving to the web, security threats increase the risks of a breach causing economic damage and loss of reputation to businesses.

No longer is it viable to have a firewall protecting internal resources from the outside world without knowing and inspecting the legitimate traffic coming into the network, [...]

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Conficker Gets Ready To Strike

By On March 31, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Without a doubt the whole security professional community have their eyes on the Conficker.C variant which is designed to do something on April 1st.

So what is that something? We’ll find out within 24 hours.

What we do know is that this variant of Conficker has become better at preventing removal and others from [...]

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