From Cryptic Apps to Clickable Maps: Making Sense of Digital Evidence

About this episode

The episode discusses the intersection of real-world events and digital evidence in court cases, focusing on the importance of device data in investigations.

Send us Fan Mail We're back! After a short break we are back to discuss the growing crossover between real-world events and digital evidence in court cases, highlighting how device data can make or break timelines in high-stakes investigations. This episode covers: Ian Whiffin’s latest forensic work, including iOS power log timestamps, Apple Health data reliability, iPhone battery temperature readings, and IR Doppler functionality – with examples of how these artifacts were used in a recent h...

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Hosts: Heather Charpentier, Alexis "Brigs" Brignoni

Topics covered

• digital evidence
• forensics
• court cases
• device data
• investigations
• iOS power log
• Apple Health data

Keywords

• digital forensics
• court evidence
• iPhone data
• forensic work
• battery temperature
• IR Doppler
• Apple Health
• timestamps

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Organizations: Apple

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