Social Media Digital Forensics – Brian Lockrey
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With the advent of social media, mobile devices, digital photography and media sharing sites becoming critical data repositories, digital forensics investigators are now faced with new challenges when looking for artifacts. This presentation will cover the tools and techniques for collecting artifacts from social media networks and other devices. Many popular social networks will be discussed including Facebook, LinkedIn, Google+, Twitter, Google Communities, Instagram, Pinterest, FourSquare, Gowala, Yelp, YouTube, TwitPic, Yfrog, Mylife, XeeMe, Flickr, Picasa, Tinychat, Tumblr and others. Additional services that will be covered include DropBox, SkyDrive, Google Drive, Box and other popular cloud storage and filesharing services. Other topics of interest to the digital forensics examiner include Open Graph, Graph Search, URL encoding, images and Exif data, GPS locations, cross-mapping, mapping friends, directory services, programming API's and scripting.
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2013-07-25 18:56:29
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