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- 22/06/2017. ElcomSoft Breaks into Windows 10 Devices, Provides Cloud Acquisition Solution
- 19/05/2017. Elcomsoft Recovers Deleted Notes from iCloud
- 26/04/2017. Elcomsoft Cloud eXplorer Gets Ready for Android O, Extracts SMS Text Messages, Enhanced Location Data from Google Account
- 02/03/2017. Extracted Notifications Offer Valuable Insight for iOS Forensics
- 14/02/2017. ElcomSoft Goes After the Low-Hanging Fruit: Instantly Extracts Stored Passwords, Builds Custom Dictionaries for Faster Attacks
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- "Secure Password
Managers" and "Military-Grade Encryption" on
Smartphones: Oh, Really?. In this paper we will analyze
applications designed to facilitate storing and management of
passwords on mobile platforms, such as Apple iOS and BlackBerry. We
will specifically focus our attention on the security of data at
rest. We will show that many password keeper apps fail to provide
claimed level of protection. File size: 265 K
- Open Sesame!. The easy
way to restore access passwords to files, applications and databases.
File size: 2220 K
- An effective approach to
restoring system access in Windows. File size: 1999 K
- Proactive is better than
reactive. Testing password safety – a key to securing a
corporate network. File size: 1896 K
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Apple Continues Storing Notes Long After Deletion
Channelnews
22/05/2017
«A Russian security firm has found that notes deleted on iPhone, iPad and Mac devices can remain stored in the cloud for years. ElcomSoft was able to use its own software to extract deleted notes synced to a user’s iCloud account dating back to 2015, significantly beyond the 30-day period that Apple claims to retain notes in the ‘Recently Deleted’ folder before being “permanently deleted“.»
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Deleted iPhone Notes Remain Stored In iCloud Even After 30 Days
UBERGIZMO
21/05/2017
«Elcomsoft, a software company based in Russia, has found that iPhone notes written and stored in the handset’s Notes app and synced to iCloud remain stored even when they’ve been deleted by the user. The company says that the notes remain in storage also after the 30-day expiration period of the “Recently Deleted” category ends.»
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Apple doesn't always expunge deleted notes older than 30 days
Engadget
20/05/2017
«The iCloud Notes you delete are supposed to be permanently wiped within 30 days. Gone forever, never to be seen again. Russian security firm ElcomSoft has discovered, however, that Apple has been keeping deleted notes in the cloud for far longer. Its security researchers were able to retrieve notes that should've vanished weeks and months ago. In some cases, they were even able to recover notes from way back in 2015.»
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- Practical Intrusion Analysis:
Prevention and Detection for the Twenty-First Century by Ryan
Trost
- IT Auditing: Using Controls to
Protect Information Assets by Chris Davis, Mike Schiller,
Kevin Wheeler
- FISMA Certification &
Accreditation Handbook by L. Taylor
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- Elcomsoft Wireless Security
Auditor in regulatory and audit situations. File size: 43 K
- A case of an accidentally
encrypted photo library. File size: 43 K
- Getting back access to your
password-protected laptop. File size: 78 K
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Learn more about Apple iCloud backups, FindMyPhone, document storage, keychain, Windows Live SMS, mail, notes, and BlackBerry 10 backup encryption
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Apple iCloud was meant to improve flexibility and
comfort when using your iDevices, however it also provides
opportunities to extract as much as everything about the user.
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In this video you can see a step-by-step
demonstration how to crack WPA/WPA2 encryption in Windows environment
using Elcomsoft Wireless Security Auditor (v.2).
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Tcat House speaks about Elcomsoft Distributed
Password Recovery that pioneered in implementing advanced technologies
of using parallel processing capabilities of GPUs and multi-CPUs
available, as well as linear scalability to reach “the screaming
performance” in the recovery of WPA/WPA2-PSK passwords, which are no
longer acceptable as a stand-alone defense.
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In The FrugalTech Show Bruce Naylor speaks about
Elcomsoft Wireless Security Auditor (v.1.0) which can bust Wi-Fi
encryption keys very quickly using commonly availably graphic cards
and thus making a supercomputer out of a normal pc. He strongly urges
that wireless security practices are essential for today’s users and
Elcomsoft Wireless Security Auditor can help in it.
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