iOS Forensic Analysis for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch
This book was a journey that began with the introduction of the iPhone 2G back in January 2007. This fascinating piece of engineering took the cell phone market by storm. Since then, manufacturers have done everything they can to knock Apple off the smartphone hill. Android has crept up but just...
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| Định dạng: | Sách |
| Ngôn ngữ: | English |
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2012
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| Truy cập trực tuyến: | http://scholar.dlu.edu.vn/thuvienso/handle/DLU123456789/31460 |
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| Tóm tắt: | This book was a journey that began with the introduction of the iPhone 2G back in January 2007.
This fascinating piece of engineering took the cell phone market by storm. Since then,
manufacturers have done everything they can to knock Apple off the smartphone hill. Android
has crept up but just hasn’t measured up to the total experience that Steve Jobs and Apple has
given its users of mobile devices. With the iPod, Apple changed the way we consume multimedia;
with the iPhone, Apple changed the way we communicate and use cell phones. The iPad was yet
another revelation. The iPad has seemed to squash the sales of netbooks. With the rise in
popularity of these devices, they’ve also become more and more prevalent in criminal cases.
This book will take you down the road of examining these devices, from the hardware that
powers them to the software that runs these amazing marvels of technology. We will examine all
facets of forensics, from the incident response of these devices to tools that assist in examining an
iDevice (any iPhone, iPad, or iPod) and from GPS to property lists. We will examine some legal
implications that involve the iPhone and jailbreaking. As you will see in this book, the canons of
forensics should be maintained, and procedures that are derived from underground sources,
however they are measured, should be used as tools of last resort. You’ll learn that the process of
least invasive to most invasive should be paramount to mobile forensics. Examiners are
constantly looking to examine phones quicker but not necessarily sticking to the traditions of
forensics. This book will show that there can be a huge number of artifacts that can be located in
the logical space. Immediately diving into breaking the phone is not a preferred method. You will
see that these methods can be destructive and therefore detrimental to a case. Along with the
devices, there are now approximately 300,000+ applications in circulation, not counting those
from the third-party Cydia store. Some of these applications can look very innocent but at the
same time can be very dangerous. Examiners tend to overlook the world of third-party apps. This
book will teach you which applications are best for finding artifacts that can help in solving
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