What are the most important mobile device artifacts?

A mobile device is a device that can be carried by the user. These devices are used in the workplace to communicate with colleagues, provide information and updates, and perform other functions. The most important artifacts of a mobile device are its screen size, operating system version (OSV), data plan or data plan-type, as well as its storage capacity. These devices vary from phone to phone so it is hard to give an exhaustive list of them all. However, this article gives some of the most important ones: #BBD0E0 »

How can mobile device artifacts be helpful?

There’s a trend in the corporate world to change their organizational structures. This is usually because of the economy, so people like to switch segments and find new opportunities. There are also different kinds of companies where someone has more than one job. A great example is Google which has two separate divisions: search and advertising. The Internet’s rise was due to corporations who were willing to pay huge sums for access. Once these corporations had access, they started using this resource that previously belonged to another organization or government body with much less money to spend on it. As a consequence of all these factors, the Internet became a powerful tool for corporations and governments alike.

How much do mobile device artifacts cost?

For an insight into the development of mobile device artifacts, one needs to look at both the actual cost per device as well as their typical sales. In 2013, Samsung sold around 5 million devices worth $3 billion. Apple sold more than 10 million iPhones in just four years. So if we take a yearly average then, it would mean that a Samsung user would spend around $620 on their phone. A user can choose from two options: either pay Samsung or buy a new iPhone every year. But if one does not want to pay for anything and simply wants a working phone for his/her life style then buying new iPhone is always an option as well. #BBD0E0 »

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Introduction to Cyber Forensics Investigation

4m 28s

Emerging Trends and Techniques in Cyber crime An Overview

17m 15s

Cyber Crime Classification

18m 7s

Various types of cyber crimes

10m 37s

Introduction of Digital Forensics and Forensic Process Life Cycle

12m 41s

Assignment : Cyber Forensics Investigation - An Overview

15m 47s

Quiz : Cyber Forensics Investigation-An Overview

First Responder Responsibilities And Duties

12m 53s

Forensic Process Model

24m 11s

Digital Evidences

13m 48s

Authentication of Digital Evidence

15m 52s

Forensics Duplication Process

8m 52s

Types Of Forensics Duplication Process with Example

11m 10s

Case Study For First Responder

6m 48s

Assignment : Search and Seizure of Digital Evidences and first Responder Responsibilities

7m 8s

Quiz : Search and Seizure Of Digital Evidences and First Responder Responsibilities

10m

Introduction to Computer Forensics

15m 18s

Introduction & Basic Of Storage Media 2021

29m 47s

Disk Partition

15m 35s

Operating System

5m 56s

File System

9m 42s

Master File Table

6m 48s

Types of Potential Evidence

20m 36s

File Deletion Fundamental

12m 39s

How can we perform Data Recovery

16m 9s

File Signature

14m 15s

File Carving

10m 46s

Fundamentals of Registry

28m 12s

Registry Fundamentals

19m 1s

Web Browser Artifacts

15m 9s

Automated Analysis Technique Part 1

21m 35s

Automated Analysis Technique Part 2

30m 27s

Memory Acquisition

7m 20s

Log Interpretation

17m 6s

Assignment : Computer Forensics Part 1

11m 17s

Assignment : Computer Forensics Part 2

7m 31s

Assignment : Computer Forensics Part 3

7m 47s

Quiz : Computer Forensics

10m

Introduction & Smart Phone Connectors & Identifiers

11m 37s

Phone Connectors and Identifiers

25m 43s

Mobile Forensics Process models

5m 17s