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AbstractIn forensic analysis of mob
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Chapter 1IntroductionAccording to t
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forensics tools Cellebrite and XRY
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2.1.1 Data hidingFor PC anti-forens
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Detecting a USB connection suffers
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protected program can access it, as
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modifications at different times, t
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esponsible for handling security an
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contact lists registers that it pro
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Several projects have built upon th
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to return false data to the tools.
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6. Connection to a forensic analysi
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To install it, then, requires the c
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Step 4 According to the documentati
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Chapter 5Implementation, testing an
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The two modules are raw contacts an
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200-500 small writes in the time fr
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make the data impossible to spot in
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had time to isolate the phone befor
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abort the extraction and show the e
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(a) Extraction summary(b) Extractio
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Figure 5.11: Cellebrite extraction
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Figure 5.14: Contacts fed to Celleb
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(a) Cellebrite extraction report(b)
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(a) SIM contacts visible(b) SIM con
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Chapter 6ConclusionsThis dissertati
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Android is an open system, with spe
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• Hide SIM contacts from the fore
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that it is possible to use Java ref
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7.3 EncryptionStarting with version
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operating system components, but th
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Appendix BTool behaviourThe followi
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Appendix CSource codeC.1 USBMonitor
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c a s e POSTALS: {+ Log . i (TAG,
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c a s e RAW CONTACT ENTITIES: {+ Lo
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C.4 Delayed responsesThis is the co
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p r i v a t e boolean i n i t i a l
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