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Mobile Forensics Cookbook

You're reading from   Mobile Forensics Cookbook Data acquisition, extraction, recovery techniques, and investigations using modern forensic tools

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Product type Paperback
Published in Dec 2017
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ISBN-13 9781785282058
Length 302 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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 Mikhaylov Mikhaylov
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Table of Contents (18) Chapters Close

Title Page
Credits
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Preface
1. SIM Card Acquisition and Analysis FREE CHAPTER 2. Android Device Acquisition 3. Apple Device Acquisition 4. Windows Phone and BlackBerry Acquisition 5. Clouds are Alternative Data Sources 6. SQLite Forensics 7. Understanding Plist Forensics 8. Analyzing Physical Dumps and Backups of Android Devices 9. iOS Forensics 10. Windows Phone and BlackBerry Forensics 11. JTAG and Chip-off Techniques

Parsing SQLite databases with SQLite Wizard


The UFED program has already been described previously in Chapter 4, Windows Phones and BlackBerry Acquisition. This program has the SQLite Wizard module, which can be used for data extraction from SQLite databases.

Getting ready

Unfortunately, the SQLite Wizard module cannot be started individually, and before using it, an expert has to analyze extracted data from a mobile device via UFED Physical Analyzer. When the analysis is done, click the category:

Databases category

In the main window of the program, the tab will be displayed that contains information about SQLite databases extracted from the examined mobile device. The window will also display information on whether the database was analyzed via UFED Physical Analyzer or not:

Information about databases displayed in the main window of UFED Physical Analyzer

Viewing this window, an expert will face an unpleasant discovery. It turns out that most of the extracted SQLite databases cannot be analyzed...

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