Today more than ever we live in a society that is fully digitalized, and people are equipped with any kind of device, which have different types of capabilities but all of them process, store, and transmit information (mainly over the Internet). Digital forensics, which includes all disciplines dealing with electronic evidences is also being applied to common crimes, to those that, at least by definition, are not strictly IT crimes. Nowadays, things have changed radically and are still changing at a quite fast pace as the technology evolves. As cellphones became more popular, the new field of mobile forensics developed. This would involve two types of offense: unlawful/unauthorized access and data theft. Not so long ago we would be talking mainly, if not solely, about computer forensics and computer crimes, such as an attacker breaking into a computer network system and stealing data. The book will give you an overview of how to analyze malicious applications created to steal user credentials and data. After that, you, the examiner, will be taken through steps to analyze the data. Throughout the journey, you will gain knowledge of the best way to extract most of the information by eventually bypassing the protection passcode. 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. Learning iOS Forensics will give you an insight into the forensics activities you can perform on iOS devices.
This has increased the need to successfully retrieve this information from these devices if stolen or lost. Millions of people often depend on iOS devices for storing sensitive information, leading to a rise in cybercrime. iOS devices, with their wide range of functionality and usability, have become one of the mobile market leaders. It has an impact on many different situations including criminal investigations and intelligence gathering. Mobile device forensics relates to the recovery of data from a mobile device.
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