Nouvelles d'Elcomsoft
Communiqués de presse
- Elcomsoft Unveils Intelligent Load Balancing in Distributed Password Recovery to Maximize Hardware Efficiency 14 November, 2024
- Elcomsoft Enhances Windows and Linux Edition of its Forensic iOS Extraction Tool 9 July, 2024
- Elcomsoft Introduces the Linux Edition of its Forensic iOS Extraction Tool 30 November, 2023
- Elcomsoft Streamlines On-the-Spot Analysis with Bootable Forensic Tools 14 July, 2023
- Elcomsoft iOS Forensic Toolkit 8.30 adds low-level extraction support to iOS 16 through 16.3.1 on recent Apple devices 30 June, 2023
Mise à jour du blog
«Apple’s unified logging system offers a wealth of information for forensic investigators analyzing iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, tvOS, and other devices from Apple ecosystems. Originally designed for debugging and diagnostics, these logs capture a continuous stream of detailed system activity – including app behavior, biometric events, power state changes, and connectivity transitions. In digital forensics, where […]»
27 June, 2025Oleg Afonin
«In June 2025, headlines shouted that 16 billion passwords had leaked. Major outlets warned that credentials for Apple, Google, and other platforms were now exposed. As expected, this triggered a wave of public anxiety and standard advice: change your passwords immediately. Upon closer examination, however, technical sources clarified the situation. This was not a new […]»
23 June, 2025Oleg Afonin
«When it comes to digital evidence, most investigators naturally focus on smartphones – and occasionally tablets. But the rest of the Apple ecosystem often goes unnoticed: Apple Watch, Apple TV, HomePod, even older iPod Touch models. These supplementary devices might seem irrelevant, but they can contain valuable digital artifacts: activity logs, Wi‑Fi credentials, leftover bits and […]»
18 June, 2025Oleg Afonin