™
| Providing Cell Phone Forensic Solutions to Law Enforcement and Security Professionals |
| Prerequisite: None, however a basic understanding of Windows operating systems is beneficial |
- Numbering systems, nibble switching, byte ordering
- Cellular technology : Principles of cell phone communication
- Terms, functions and new technology for;
- Protocols and services
GSM and SIM cards
Connectivity, Bluetooth, IrDa, COM devices, USB
HLR, MSC, VLR, AUC terms and functions
- SIM Card analysis;
- SIM architecture
File structure
Cloning (Creating a "Safety SIM")
Preserving call logs and other valuable data
Data recovery (manual and automated methods)
- Identifying security issues
- Translating user information
- Connectivity;
- Bluetooth
IrDa
COM devices
USB
- IMEI, TAC (Type approval code), EIR (equipment identify code) and more….
- Interpreting phone logs, short messages, images and cell phone specific data
- IMEI and SIM lock structures, check sums employed, manufactures identifiers
- Encryption obstacles and possible exploitations of cell phone security functions
- Logical data acquisition and analysis
- Physical acquisition (devices, drivers and cables)
- Physical data interpretation and analysis (manual and software interpretation methods)
- Identifying the proper hardware and software for specific cell phone examinations
- Middleware
- Hands on Flash box and acquisition processes
- Cell Phone Analyzer™ (overview of automated physical data interpretation)
| Class Syllabus |
| Prerequisite: None, however a basic understanding of Windows operating systems is beneficial |
- Numbering systems, nibble switching, byte ordering
- Cellular technology : Principles of cell phone communication
- Terms, functions and new technology for;
- Protocols and services
GSM and SIM cards
Connectivity, Bluetooth, IrDa, COM devices, USB
HLR, MSC, VLR, AUC terms and functions
- SIM Card analysis;
- SIM architecture
File structure
Cloning (Creating a "Safety SIM")
Preserving call logs and other valuable data
Data recovery (manual and automated methods)
- Identifying security issues
- Translating user information
- Connectivity;
- Bluetooth
IrDa
COM devices
USB
- IMEI, TAC (Type approval code), EIR (equipment identify code) and more….
- Interpreting phone logs, short messages, images and cell phone specific data
- IMEI and SIM lock structures, check sums employed, manufactures identifiers
- Encryption obstacles and possible exploitations of cell phone security functions
- Logical data acquisition and analysis
- Physical acquisition (devices, drivers and cables)
- Physical data interpretation and analysis (manual and software interpretation methods)
- Identifying the proper hardware and software for specific cell phone examinations
- Middleware
- Hands on Flash box and acquisition processes
- Cell Phone Analyzer™ (overview of automated physical data interpretation)
| Class Syllabus |
| Cell Phone Forensics 101 Three Day Training |
