Archive for the ‘ Forensic Analysis ’ Category
Hit Counter Accuracy – Caveat Emptor!
A frequent question when dealing with browser forensics is ‘Does the Hit Count value mean
NetAnalysis v1.53 Released
This is an important release of NetAnalysis which fixes a number of issues in relation
Random Cookie Filenames
As forensic examiners will be aware, Microsoft Internet Explorer stores cached data within randomly assigned
Digital Evidence Discrepancies – Casey Anthony Trial
Introduction Over the past few weeks, there has been worldwide interest in the trial of
Decoding Internet Explorer Cookies
Viewing and decoding Internet Explorer Cookie data within NetAnalysis is a simple task. First of
Userdata History Type in Internet Explorer
Internet Explorer 8+ user data persistence is a function which allows online forms to save
Internet Explorer INTERNET_CACHE_ENTRY_INFO Structure
The Internet Explorer INTERNET_CACHE_ENTRY_INFO Structure (Figure 1) is used by the Microsoft Windows API and contains
HstEx v3.6 Released – Now with USB Dongle Option and Safari Binary Plist Recovery
HstEx v3.6 adds a number of new features and fixes some minor bugs. One of
Date/Time Fields in Browser Forensic Analysis
Some of you will have noticed that from NetAnalysis v1.50 there have been numerous new
Forensic Analysis of Microsoft Internet Explorer Disk Cache
The Internet Explorer disk cache is a storage folder for temporary Internet files that are