iOS forensics cookbook : over 20 recipes that will enable you to handle and extract data from iOS devices for forensics / Bhanu Birani, Mayank Birani.

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Includes index.

Annotation Over 20 recipes that will enable you to handle and extract data from iOS devices for forensicsAbout This Book This book gets you straight into solving even the most complex iOS forensic problems with easy-to-understand recipes Get to grips with extraction and analysis techniques to perform forensic investigations on iOS devices Gain insights into how to protect your data and perform data recovery from iOS-based devicesWho This Book Is ForIf you are an iOS application developer who wants to learn about a test flight, hockey app integration, and recovery tools, then this book is for you. This book will be helpful for students learning forensics, as well as experienced iOS developers.What You Will Learn Discover the various ways to save data in the document directory of the device Get to grips with encrypting and decrypting of files saved in the document directories Explore ways to integrate social media with iOS applications Grab the user events and actions on the iOS application using analytic tools Analyze useful information from the data gathered in the cloud Grasp numerous concepts associated with air application distribution Track errors in an application effectively to document them for forensic analysis Read crash reports accumulated on iTunesConnect and decode them to generate and gather useful informationIn DetailMobile device forensics is a branch of digital forensics that involves the recovery of evidence or data in a digital format from a device without affecting its integrity. With the growing popularity of iOS-based Apple devices, iOS forensics has developed immense importance.To cater to the need, this book deals with tasks such as the encryption and decryption of files, various ways to integrate techniques with social media, and ways to grab the user events and actions on the iOS app. Using practical examples, we'll start with the analysis keychain and raw disk decryption, social media integration, and getting accustomed to analytics tools. You'll also learn how to distribute the iOS apps without releasing them to Apple's App Store. Moving on, the book covers test flights and hockey app integration, the crash reporting system, recovery tools, and their features. By the end of the book, using the aforementioned techniques, you will be able to successfully analyze iOS-based devices forensically.Style and approachThis book takes a step-by-step recipe-based approach to iOS forensics and investigation techniques. Topics are explained sequentially in order of complexity, and are accompanied by code and theory that is easy to grasp.

Cover ; Copyright; Credits; About the Authors; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Saving and Extracting Data; The Documents directory; Saving data using the RAW file; Saving data in the SQLite database; Learning about core data; Chapter 2: Social Media Integration; Integration with Facebook; Integrating with LinkedIn; Integration with Instagram; Chapter 3: Integrating Data Analytics; Introduction; Google Analytics; Flurry Analytics; Flurry with data mining; Integrating Mixpanel; Chapter 4: App Distribution and Crash Reporting; Setting up and integrating TestFlight

Integrating HockeyAppHockeyApp for crash reporting; Chapter 5: Demystifying Crash Reports; Crashlytics integration; Desymbolication of crash logs; Analyzing crash reports; Chapter 6: Forensics Recovery; DFU and Recovery modes; Extracting and reading data; Recovering backups; Extracting data from iTunes backups; Encrypting and decrypting tools; Chapter 7: Forensics Tools; Exploring iPhone Backup Analyzer; Exploring iExplorer; Exploring SQLite browser; Jailbreaking iPhone devices; Index

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