Four Blogs

Four Blogs
I have four open webblogs that are active:

http://trewmte.blogspot.com
http://cellsiteanalysis.blogspot.com
http://sim2usim.blogspot.com
http://forensicmobex.blogspot.com

The focus of these webblogs involves dealing with all forms of forensics and evidence relevant to mobile communications in the open arena that may impact now or in the future relevant to:

- Advancing forensic

Deleted messages uncovers fake rape claim

Deleted messages uncovers fake rape claimHaving specialised in the UK for many years dealing with deleted data and having published many papers on 'deleted content', 'deleted text messages', 'deleted data mobiles' and 'deleted data may not amount to possession' when this subject raises its head it is worth making a record of it for later discussion.There are many aspects about deleted data that

100,000 reach trewmte blogspot

100,000 reach trewmte blogspot.Three years after trewmte.blogspot was launched and today it has reached over 100,000 visitors. For a small, but hopefully helpful and informative blog on mobile telephone evidence and forensics, amongst a sea of websites and blogs on the world wide web, it reminds us all of what is possible from being on the web, but also the amazing library of information that is

Extra-Statutory

Extra-Statutory.Where, for illustrative purposes only, a Home Office circular regulates e.g. the use of listening devices and aural and visual procedures, the standards set by that document may be the same as those under a Stature (say RIPA or, previously, IOCA) but that Home Office circular does not mean by following its guidance it makes any acts or omissions compliant with the statutory

Mobile Telephone Case Law

Mobile Telephone Case Law.As you know for Judges, Lawyers, Practitioners, Experts, Law Enforcement and Students the webblog was set up for educational discussion points about mobile telephone forensics and evidence. Whilst visitors to this webblog liked the format and knowledge and experience being imparted, and want this to continue, due to the many posts I have put up since 2006 led to requests

Non-Law Enforcement Mobile Forensics Conference UK

Non-Law Enforcement Mobile Forensics Conference UK.A queries that has been raised about "When and where are the Mobile Forensic Conferences usually held in the UK? Also are they open to non Law Enforcement?" A discussion about this is running over on the other website that I am connected with, which is owned by Jamie Morris, called Forensic Focus. My reply to the query is:."We can have a Mobile

Mobile Evidence CDR/Billing Course

Mobile Evidence CDR/Billing Course.One-day live training session on mobile evidence CDR/Billing..- understanding and obtaining evidence- standards- relationship between network and user- relationship to cell site analysis (CSA).I am proposing this training with a number issues that impact in the background:.- obtain training at a cost-effective price in difficult economic times- people need

Mobile Phone Flash Memory Chip Evidence

Mobile Phone Flash Memory Chip Evidence.When recovering data using flasher box devices it may be useful to support the notion of obtaining a detail (IMSI/ICCID/etc) about a previously inserted paricular SIM Card in a particular mobile telephone that the notion about storing such data in memory is:.- not new- not clandestine shady black-box technology- not a security breach by the handset

Mobile Telephone Examination Procedure

Mobile Telephone Examination Procedure.This discussion continues on the theme to highlight, over the last five years, the diminishing quality of the knowledge in mobile telephone evidence training and very poor understanding by those giving advice about or presenting mobile telephone forensic evidence and opinion..By way of further illustration about poor understanding which was given in an

Call Detail Record (CDR) GSM Mobile Telephone Call

Call Detail Record (CDR) GSM Mobile Telephone Call.For every mobile telephone call there should be a corresponding Call Detail Record (CDR). It can contain information that the mobile network operator uses for subscriber identification, call charging, services obtained, call routing etc. . .A Call Detail Record (CDR) can contain the identification of the start and end cell. Do remember, for the

Part 2 MOBILE FORENSICS AND EVIDENCE DEGREES

Part 2 MOBILE FORENSICS AND EVIDENCE DEGREESI have received a question about the Degrees and whether there is sufficient educational material for them.Q: Is there 10 years worth of educational material for a Degree?A: Yes, I have been dealing with GSM for over 15 years and I have reference material and standards going back to 1991 and books that discuss GSM going back to 1988. There are, at

Mobile Forensics and Evidence Degrees BSc, MSc and PhD

MOBILE FORENSICS AND EVIDENCE DEGREES BSc, MSc and PhD.The introduction of academic qualifications (at the levels of BSc, MSc and PhD) in the forensic analysis of mobile devices is, in my opinion, long overdue. The issues presented by wireless technologies are sufficiently different from those related to "traditional" computer forensics that I strongly feel the time has come to address them in