From a volume crime standpoint, I like the idea that an investigator can easily extract specific information ie all data from the last week, because it means that they’re only presented with what is relevant. I haven’t really looked into the InField unit as I’ve mainly just used the UFED Ultimate but watching the video this device appears to be a large touch screen all-in-one PC that allows investigators a bit more control of the data they wish to extract from a device. Avishai Shafir has a post identifying the obstacles that Cellebrite wishes to address with the update to their UFED InField 5.2.X-Ways Forensic 18.9 was also updated to Beta 3 with minor bug fixes and improvements.X-Ways Forensic 18.8 updated to SR-7 which was all bug fixes.Eric assured us that the bug fix did not affect the accuracy of data parsed to date and just related to 2 new shell item IDs that turned out to be related to zip files. Eric Zimmerman updated LECmd to version 0.9.0.0 which added support for LNK files referencing ZIP files.The update adds acquisition of Android backup data during logical acquisition, support for logical acquisition of the latest version of iOS, new versions of a few apps as well some bug fixes. Paraben’s DS has been updated to version 7.5.This update adds support for PAVS_264, IFLY_264 and IFS_M file systems, improving support for IXDVRDISK, hikfat, KSF_RSF, and KSF_dc file systems as well as some bug fixes. DME Forensics’ DVR Examiner has been updated to version 1.22.0.

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