MacTechGroup Meeting Wednesday Oct 1 - iPhone Forensics

[Owen Hartnett]

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MacTechGrp Meeting Wednesday Oct 1,  2008 7-9PM Room 315 Bldg E51 MIT 
Sloan School

iPhone Forensics - Jonathan Zdziarski

Jonathan Zdziarski will be using examples from his latest book, 
iPhone Forensics, to demonstrate forensic techniques on an iPhone 
running the latest firmware (2.1) from his Macbook running Leopard. 
He'll cover bypassing the passcode, installing a forensics recovery 
toolkit, and will present an overview of the kind of evidence that 
can be recovered from an iPhone, including GPS data, map tile 
reassembly, typing cache, and more. We'll fit as much as we can into 
the short time period we have. Jonathan will be touring various 
cities in the US this fall with O'Reilly Media, giving two-day long 
forensics workshops for law enforcement, enterprises, and those 
interested in the field of computer forensics.

Jonathan may be the only guy around who can legally talk about the iPhone.


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