Users familiar with Apple's iOS will recognize this option. It requires a user to type a password or PIN in order to unlock the device. These are lumped together because, forensically, they are identical: they store their passwords the same way.
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by Rohit Tamma, Donnie Tindall, Oleg Skulkin
Learning Android Forensics - Second Edition
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- About Packt
- Contributors
- Preface
- Introducing Android Forensics
- Setting up the Android Forensic Environment
- Understanding Data Storage on Android Devices
- Extracting Data Logically from Android Devices
- Extracting Data Physically from Android Devices
- Recovering Deleted Data from an Android Device
- Forensic Analysis of Android Applications
- Application analysis overview
- Why do app analysis?
- Layout of this chapter
- Determining which apps are installed
- Understanding Unix epoch time
- Wi-Fi analysis
- Contacts/Call analysis
- SMS/MMS analysis
- User dictionary analysis
- Gmail analysis
- Google Chrome analysis
- Google Maps analysis
- Google Hangouts analysis
- Google Keep analysis
- Converting a Julian date
- Google Plus analysis
- Facebook analysis
- Facebook Messenger analysis
- Skype analysis
- Recovering video messages from Skype
- Snapchat analysis
- Viber analysis
- Tango analysis
- Decoding Tango messages
- WhatsApp analysis
- Kik analysis
- WeChat analysis
- Summary
- Android Forensic Tools Overview
- Identifying Android Malware
- Android Malware Analysis
- Other Books You May Enjoy
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