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• Mobile Forensics Basics – part 2
  In the first part of this Mobile Forensics Basics series, we had a look on how to collect and preserve digital evidences. This time we will focus on the general methodology related to the acquisition...
• Mobile Forensics Basics – part 1
  The importance of Mobile Forensics is raising every day as the presence of mobile devices in the market increases exponentially. In fact, it becomes every day more common to find personal digital dev...
• Facebook Scam: ‘Wired News: iPhone 5 – First Exposure’ leads to Adware
  From likejacking to photo-tagging, Facebook scammers are constantly searching for new ways to get their scam campaigns to spread through the social network. Early this weekend, we observed a new type ...
• Will Mobile Apps be the Achilles’ Heel of Web Security?
  Inspired by a post yesterday from Alasdair Allan and Pete Warden discussing how the iPhone records and stores geo-location data, I decided to poke around to see what other interesting security is...
• iPhone Tracking
  Some time ago, a security researcher, Alex Levinson, found out the iPhone was keeping a SQLite database of the iPhone’s location (wifi-based location, cell-based or GPS) and a few other informat...
• Actually, iPhone sends your location to Apple twice a day
  Forensic researcher Alex Levinson has discovered a way to map out where an iPhone has been. The information comes from a location cache file found on an iPhone (Library/Caches/locationd/consolidated.d...
• Your iPhone keeps an unencrypted record of your movements
  If you are are owner of an iPhone or a 3G iPad, you'll probably want to know that your location - along with a timestamp - is at all times recorded by the device and stored into a file called "consoli...
• Security expert: iPhone password hack shows flawed security model
  News of a successful attack that almost instantly gives full access to an iPhone's password keychain made its way around the Web on Thursday after Germany's Fraunhofer Institute...
• SpyEye/ZeuS Toolkit v1.3.05 Beta Part 2
  Since our previous blog post, we continued to investigate whether or not SpyEye 1.3.x is indeed the result of the ZeuS-SpyEye merger. So far, we realized that the included documentation doesn’t ...
• Top tips for Mac OS X security – Part 3
  In the third and final part of my series on OS X security I will cover system security. If you missed out previous articles, check out part one on hardware security and part two which covers user secu...