Device Seizure v3.0

Catégorie :

Surveillance secrète

Licence :

Démo

Editeur :

Paraben Corporation

Prix :

1095.00 USD

Taille :

92.6 MB

Mis à jour :

26/01/2009

Evaluation :

(1 Votes)

Plateformes :

Vista Win2000 XP

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Forensically analyze & recover cell phone & PDA data including deleted text messages, photos, & call logs. Supports iPhone, Palm, Windows CE/Mobile, BlackBerry, & Psion devices as well as certain Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Motorola, iDen, Siemens, LG, Sanyo, Kyocera, Samsung, & Symbian based phone models. Also supports Media Cards & GSM SIM card aqcuisition & deleted data recovery using SIMCon technology. Focuses on the physical level of acquisition offering more physical downloads of devices. The physical acquisition plug-in offers memory imaging on most of the devices supported in Device Seizure. Logical data acquisitions can?t acquire more data than the device Operating System was designed to allow. Features include: Comprehensive easy-to-use interface, USB and serial support, Comprehensive data acquisition of text messages, address books, call logs, and more, Recovers deleted data, Verification of file integrity with use of MD5 and SHA1 hash values, Built-in file viewing of proprietary files, Multi-language (Unicode) support for languages such as Arabic, Russian, Chinese, etc., Built-in searching and bookmarking, Text and Hex viewing options available for data, Analyzes PDA data files stored on PCs, Built-in recovery Palm password (prior to Palm OS 4.0), Windows CE registry viewer, Acquires complete GSM SIM card information including deleted data, Full flash download for certain models of cell phones, Image viewing for graphic information, including data carving for multi-media files for most devices, Comprehensive HTML reporting, Encrypted image files to guarantee image integrity, Text searching (including Unicode) and hex information in the acquired data, Export acquired data to PC, Viewing acquired data with external viewer, Import of databases acquired with PDA Seizure, Cell Seizure and SIM Card Seizure, Comparing 2 databases to verify differences in their structure.