Sean Morrissey weighs in on some myths about the current open source forensic solutions floating about the internet regarding the 3gs iPhone.
http://blog.osxforensics.com/2009/09/30/iphone-3gs-imaging-method-myths.aspx
Sean Morrissey weighs in on some myths about the current open source forensic solutions floating about the internet regarding the 3gs iPhone.
http://blog.osxforensics.com/2009/09/30/iphone-3gs-imaging-method-myths.aspx
Great Article by Kipp Loving and Christa Miller on potentially missed evidence
ttp://www.officer.com/print/Law-Enforcement-Technology/The-crime-scene-evidence-youre-ignoring/1$48858
Apple filed a claim with the US copyright office that jailbreaking an iPhone could crash a wireless provider’s transmission towers and therefore allow people to avoid paying for telephone calls (Capt. Crunch anyone?)
Read the story here
Jailbreaking could crash transmission towers
Here’s also a link to Apple’s answer’s to the copyright office questions
Apple’s Answers
Is this more of ATT pressure like the Google App boondongle? Or is it as some suggest more Cupertino attempts at hegemony on app vendors…..?
Is Apple asking for the ire of Mobile Users?
http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/07/27/apple-is-growing-rotten-to-the-core-and-its-likely-atts-fault/
Here is a small article I wrote discussing what radio frequency isolation is and how it is applied in mobile foreniscs.
I hope its of some use to the community.
Mike