This week several digital forensic companies have updated their software.
Kuiper Forensics has released PeerLab 2.0.
Peerlab is software for searching and analyzing files and artifacts of Peer-to-peer software (like eMule, Kazaa, Google Hello, Bittorrent, LimeWire, Shareaza, etc.), instant messengers (like ICQ, Gadu-Gadu, GigaTribe, Skype, ooVoo, etc.), cloud storage (like Dropbox, Google Drive, etc.).
Cellebrite has released minor updates for UFED Physical Analyzer and UFED Logical Analyzer 5.1.1.
-Cellebrite added support for the new type of WhatsApp backups. WhatsApp recently made a new encryption type of their backups. WhatsApp called them crypt12.
-Fix several issues.
Elcomsoft has released Elcomsoft Phone Viewer 2.20.
-added functionality for decrypting iTunes backups without any external software. It is the most important update for the release
-added new organized for users’ albums, both local and cloud-based
-added a new Web-plugin for iOS and BlackBerry 10 backups. Images and videos are now automatically categorized into albums similar to those you see in iOS devices.
Belkasoft has released a huge update of Belkasoft Evidence Center 7.5. Really, it looks like a new piece of software. At the biggest digital forensic conference in Russian speaking area, called “White nights”, the developer spent a day speaking only about new functionality of Belkasoft Evidence Center.
-added functionality for extracting data from encrypted iTunes backups
-updated user’s interface
-added new functionality of Evidence Reader
-added support for new types of email’s artifacts.
– Photo Forgery Detection module has lots of updates
-Decryption module has been updated
-added Google maps clustering.
And many, many more.
You can download trial version of Belkasoft Evidence Center here.
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