Mattia Epifani - Learning iOS Forensics
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A practical hands-on guide to acquire and analyze iOS devices with the latest forensic techniques and tools
About This Book- Perform logical, physical, and file system acquisition along with jailbreaking the device
- Get acquainted with various case studies on different forensic toolkits that can be used
- A step-by-step approach with plenty of examples to get you familiarized with digital forensics in iOS
If you are a digital forensics examiner daily involved in the acquisition and analysis of mobile devices and want to have a complete overview of how to perform your work on iOS devices, this book is definitely for you.
In DetailMobile device forensics relates to the recovery of data from a mobile device. It has an impact on many different situations including criminal investigations and intelligence gathering. iOS devices, with their wide range of functionality and usability, have become one of the mobile market leaders. Millions of people often depend on iOS devices for storing sensitive information, leading to a rise in cybercrime. This has increased the need to successfully retrieve this information from these devices if stolen or lost.
Learning iOS Forensics will give you an insight into the forensics activities you can perform on iOS devices. You will begin with simple concepts such as identifying the specific iOS device and the operating system version and then move on to complex topics such as analyzing the different recognized techniques to acquire the content of the device. Throughout the journey, you will gain knowledge of the best way to extract most of the information by eventually bypassing the protection passcode. After that, you, the examiner, will be taken through steps to analyze the data. The book will give you an overview of how to analyze malicious applications created to steal user credentials and data.
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Authors
Mattia Epifani
Pasquale Stirparo
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Mattia Epifani (@mattiaep) is the CEO at Reality NetSystem Solutions, an Italian consulting company involved in InfoSec and digital forensics. He works as a digital forensics analyst for judges, prosecutors, lawyers, and private companies. He is a court witness and digital forensics expert.
He obtained a university degree in computer science in Genoa, Italy, and a master's degree in computer forensics and digital investigations in Milan. Over the last few years, he obtained several certifications in digital forensics and ethical hacking (GCFA, GREM, GMOB, CIFI, CEH, CHFI, ACE, AME, ECCE, CCE, and MPSC) and attended several SANS classes (computer forensics and incident response, Windows memory forensics, mobile device security and ethical hacking, reverse engineering malware, and network forensics analysis).
He speaks regularly on digital forensics in different Italian and European universities (Genova, Milano, Roma, Bolzano, Pescara, Salerno, Campobasso, Camerino, Pavia, Savona, Catania, Lugano, Como, and Modena e Reggio Emilia) and events (Security Summit, IISFA Forum, SANS European Digital Forensics Summit, Cybercrime Conference Sibiu, Athens Cybercrime Conference, and DFA Open Day). He is a member of CLUSIT, DFA, IISFA, ONIF, and Tech and Law Center and the author of various articles on scientific publications about digital forensics. More information is available on his LinkedIn profile (http://www.linkedin.com/in/mattiaepifani).
My first thank you goes to Pasquale Stirparo. We met in 2009 during a course on digital investigations at the University of Milan. Since then, we became great friends, both with a common passion for digital forensics and the mobile world. This book is the outcome of our continuous discussions on the subject and the exchange of knowledge and opinions. Thank you, Pas! It's always nice working with you!
We, the authors, would like to thank Marco Carlo Spada and Paolo Dal Checco, for their valuable help in revising the entire book and their useful suggestions to improve the final result.
I also want to thank Marco Scarito and Francesco Picasso, my colleagues and friends. Without their daily efforts and our continuous exchange of knowledge, this book would not have been written. I also want to thank my parents, Roberta and Mario, and their (and also mine!) dogs, Nina and Sissi, for supporting me every day!
Then, I would like to thank all the mentors I've had over the years: Giovanni Ziccardi, Gerardo Costabile, Rob Lee, Raul Siles, Jess Garcia, Alessandro Borra, and Alberto Diaspro. Also, a big thank you to my friends and colleagues: Giuseppe Vaciago, Litiano Piccin, Davide Gabrini, Davide D'Agostino, Stefano Fratepietro, Paolo Dal Checco, Andrea Ghirardini, Francesca Bosco, Daniela Quetti, Valerio Vertua, Andrey Belenko, and Vladimir Katalov. Without learning from these teachers and exchanging information with my colleagues, there is not a chance I would be doing what I do today. It is because of them and others who I may not have listed here that I feel proud to pass my knowledge on to those willing to learn.
Pasquale Stirparo (@pstirparo) is currently working as a Senior Information Security and Incident Response Engineer at a Fortune 500 company. Prior to this, he founded SefirTech, an Italian company focusing on mobile security, digital forensics, and incident response. Pasquale has also worked at the Joint Research Centre (JRC) of European Commission as a digital forensics and mobile security researcher, focusing mainly on security and privacy issues related to mobile devices communication protocols, mobile applications, mobile malware, and cybercrime. He was also involved in the standardization of digital forensics as a contributor (the first from Italy) to the development of the standard ISO/IEC 27037: Guidelines for identification, collection and/or acquisition and preservation of digital evidence , for which he led the WG ISO27037 for the Italian National Body in 2010.
The author of many scientific publications, Pasquale has also been a speaker at several national and international conferences and seminars on digital forensics and a lecturer on the same subject for Polytechnic of Milano and United Nations (UNICRI). Pasquale is a Ph.D candidate at Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Stockholm. He holds an MSc in computer engineering from Polytechnic of Torino, and he has GCFA, GREM, OPST, OWSE, and ECCE certifications and is a member of DFA, Tech and Law Center, and ONIF. You can find his details on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/pasqualestirparo.
This book would have hardly been possible without my great friend Mattia Epifani, who agreed to join me in this incredible journey. Our teamwork and brainstorming sessions, along with his knowledge and advice, have been invaluable. Thank you!
We, the authors, would like to thank Marco Carlo Spada and Paolo Dal Checco, for their valuable help in revising the entire book and their useful suggestions to improve the final result.
I would like to thank my girlfriend, Silvia, for her patience during my many sleepless nights spent on writing and researching. Her continuous encouragement and love have been a source of strength and motivation for me. I am also very grateful to my friends and colleagues, Marco Scarito and Francesco Picasso, for all the years we have spent growing together in this amazing field and for the continual exchange of thoughts and ideas. Finally, a big thank you to my parents, Francesco and Silvia, my sisters, Stella and Carmen, and my brother, Rocco, for their endless support throughout my life.
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