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The IMF Conference is the International Conference on IT Security Incident Management & IT Forensics. This year it took place from May 23 to 24 in Munich. The schedule lists a lot of interesting talks. One of the talks was my presentation on a paper about Ceph forensics, based on my Master Thesis:
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Continue readingAt this years ARES conference, Jonas Plum (Siemens) and me (Andreas Dewald, ERNW Research GmbH) published a paper about the forensic analysis of APFS, file system internals and presented different methodologies for file recovery. We also publicly released a tool implementing our presented approaches, called afro (APFS file recovery).
Continue readingthe last post was about a fuse filesystem which provides a read-only access to the proprietary bluecoat filesystem. After some further investigations based on the possibilities this offered us, I started to implement a tool which allows to modify parts of the filesystem.
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Continue readingYou may remember our last post regarding the SGOS system and the proprietary file system. Since then, we got access to a newer version of the system (6.6.4.2). Still not the most current one (which seems to be 6.7.1.1) nor of the 6.6.x branch (which seems to be 6.6.5.1) though. As this system version also used the same proprietary filesystem (although it initially booted from a FAT32 partition), I decided to take a deeper look into this.
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