Showing posts with label DLA Forensic data recovery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DLA Forensic data recovery. Show all posts

Wednesday, 11 May 2016

The Anatomy of a Mobile Attack

A mobile attack can involve the device layer, the network layer, the data centre, or a combination of these. Inherent platform vulnerabilities and social engineering continue to pose major opportunities for cyber thieves and thus significant challenges for those looking protect user data.


If you’ve been the victim of a mobile attack, don’t hesitate – contact the digital forensic experts at DLA and we can help you recover your precious cellular data quickly and effectively.

ATTACK SURFACE: DEVICE

Browser
- Phishing
- Framing
- Clickjacking
- Man-in-the-middle
- Buffer Overflow
- Data Caching

System
- No Passcode / Weak Passcode
- iOS Jailbreaking
- Android Rooting
- OS Data Caching
- Passwords & Data Accessible
- Carrier-Loaded Software
- No Encryption / Weak Encryption
- User-Initiated Code

Phone / SMS
- Baseband Attacks
- SMishing

Apps
- Sensitive Data Storage
- No Encryption / Weak Encryption
- Improper SSL Validation
- Config Manipulation
- Dynamic Runtime Injection
- Unintended Permissions
- Escalated Privileges

Malware

ATTACK SURFACE: NETWORK

- Wi-Fi (No Encryption / Weak Encryption)
- Rogue Access Point
- Packet Sniffing
- Man-In-The-Middle (MITM)
- Session Hijacking
- DNS Poisoning
- SSL Strip
- Fake SSL Certificate

ATTACK SURFACE: DATA CENTRE

Web Server
- Platform Vulnerabilities
- Server Misconfiguration
- Cross-site Scripting (XSS)
- Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)
- Weak Input Validation
- Brute Force Attacks

Database
- SQL Injection
- Privilege Escalation
- Data Dumping
- OS Command Execution

Monday, 30 November 2015

What is Forensic Data Recovery?


Forensic data recovery is not magic; in fact it is actually very technical. People always wonder how the forensic experts can conjure up stuff from smartphones, tablets or hard drives that the owners thought were gone. So, how does forensics data recovery work?

Sometimes forensic data recovery is as simple as trying to reconstruct the information on a damaged hard drive, disc or memory card. At other times, it may include the resurrection of data that was thought to be lost or deleted, the bypassing of security systems or the study of a smartphone for traces of certain activity.

Because specialists in forensic data recovery may be working with computers which have been seeded with safety measures to prevent legal investigations, they must use special procedures to avoid compromising or erasing data.

Forensic data recovery is not magic at all. It is highly sophisticated and in order to be admissible in court, must be completed by professionals using complex tools and protocols.


DLA digital and cellular forensics can find the data that you need! DLA knows forensics inside and out, so if you need a professional when it comes to any forensic data recovery - Contact DLA now!