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Physical and Virtual Acquisition of Data from Android Phones for Forensic Analysis

Animesh Kumar Agrawal

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English
Mohammed Abdul Sattar
06 October 2023
"The digital revolution in the past decade plus has made our life much easier. The

computer screens have become sleeker and the machines smarter with every passing year. The high

computing power coupled with artificial intelligence has made our devices much easy to

use with practically zero learning curve. However, the enhanced sophistication brings with

it a unique challenge for the civilised community i.e. how to detect and prevent cybercrimes. Cyber is touted to be the 5th dimension of war after

land, sea, air and space and will be the deciding factor in future conflicts. In order to build up

a strong defence, it is very important that the security breach is detected at the earliest and

analysed for weak links. Towards this, forensic analysis of data acquired needs to be done

to identify the perpetuator and prevent future attacks. Forensics is a branch of science that deals with the evidences that can be presented in the Court

of Law. Its sub-domain that deals with acquiring and analysing data from computers, smartphones

and other digital devices is known as digital forensics. Digital Forensics is the art of

acquiring and analysing information obtained from a computer/digital device.

The word ""Smartphone Forensics"" synonymous with ""Mobile Forensics"" has a natural

reference to an Android Smartphone, primarily because of its popularity. Analysis of

basic phones, smart phones and feature phones is included in Mobile Forensics. Android,

Windows and iOS OS are installed in 90-95% of the mobiles used across the world.

Mobile Forensics is expanding its horizon with Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) and

Tablets already in its domain and sooner or later will include Internet of Things (IoT)

devices and smart TV primarily because they contain a similar OS which can store lot of data.

In the nascent mobile forensics days, prime focus was on getting information somehow

from the phone. This data was related to call history, contacts stored in phone book,

SMS, MMS in addition to data on SIM card. However with increased usage of mobile phones, the

focus has shifted on extracting data related to social media posts like Facebook,

WhatsApp, Twitter, etc which are large repository of personal information. With

technological advancements privacy has become a prime concern in mobiles."

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Imprint:   Mohammed Abdul Sattar
Dimensions:   Height: 279mm,  Width: 216mm,  Spine: 7mm
Weight:   313g
ISBN:   9798223645528
Pages:   128
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

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