Posts Tagged ‘Android’

Software executives, EnCase® developers announced the launch of EnCase Mobile Investigator 8.05 supporting mobile device acquisitions in addition to the all-new EnCase Mobile Investigator, which offers powerful mobile data review and reporting capabilities for acquired mobile data.

Today we propose to read the article, which tells about the toolkit, is called an objection. Objection is a runtime exploration toolkit powered by Frida, aimed at mobile platforms. Features include inspecting the application specific keychain, as well as inspecting various artifacts left on disk during (or after) execution.

At the beginning of the year, Kai Lu conducted an in-depth analysis of the variant of the rootnik malicious code from Android and posted it on the blog. He continued to track this family of malicious programs Android and in early June discovered a new version of malware rootnik.

Dozens of institutions began issuing programs for graduates and graduates in the field of cybersecurity. Here’s a look at a few of the leading programs in the United States.

1. The two-year MSISPM program “covers the technology, management, and policy aspects of information security”. Classes in the core program cover topics including introduction to information security management, privacy in the digital age, risk management, software and security, cryptography, network and Internet security, cyber security policy and governance, and a Capstone Project working with organizations implementing best practices in information security.