Ios forensics

iOS Forensics

Presented By:

Riddhi Ghevariaya(141060753015)

Kamal Patel(141060753011)

Khushbu Patel(141060753012)

Komal Patel(141060753013)

IEEE Seminar on Advanced Programming on Mobile Devices – I ( 3725304 )

At: GTU PG SCHOOL,GANDHINAGAR

Contents

• Introduction

• Procedure of case study

• Example

• Objective

• Conclusion and Future work

• References

Introduction

Forensic

The process of gathering evidence of sometype of incident or crime that may involvesmobile devices(i.e., The concept of forensics is fordigital evidence).

Procedure of Case study

• Step 1:Preparation

I. Inspect the iphone

II. Record all the work

III. Undertake research

• Step 2: Forensic copy

I. Create a physical forensic copy

II. Hashing it using a cryptography.

Steps of Case study

• Step 3: Forensic Analysis

I. Analysis the system

II. Analysis the catalog file to check existing image file

III. Analysis the journal file or deleted image file

IV. Compare both files

V. Search and recover the deleted file

VI. Locate the cryptography

VII. Decrypt the image file and verify its timestamp

Steps of Case study

• Step 4:Reporting

The challenge of presenting digitalevidence in court of low (i.e., Finding areexplained in a manner that is understanding toinvestigator, judiciary and other decision makers.

e.g., Recovering a deleted image.

What to do with Forensic copy?

Forensiccopy OK?

# RepairOK?

Decrypt thedeleted imagefile is OK?

Recovery ofdeletedimage file

Abort work.Proceed toStep 4 forreporting.

Step 3

Step 4

YES

NO NO

YESNO

NO

YES

Objective

• To provide an evidence that can be useful inCourt of Low.

Conclusion and Future work

• We are able to recover deleted images fileswith timestamp in a forensically soundmanner. Future research opportunities includeundertaking the process outlined in thisresearch for newer iOS devices.

References

• Morrissey, S. & Campbell, T. (2010), IOS forensic analysis for iPhone, iPad,and iPod Touch. Après, New York.

• Aswami Ariffin, Christian D’Orazio, Kim-Kwang Raymond Choo, Jill Slay “iOSForensics: How can we recover deleted image files with timestamp in aforensically sound manner?” at IEEE International Conference onAvailability, Reliability and Security 2013 .

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