A critical review of 7 years of Mobile Device Forensics

An adversary model to evaluate DRM protection of video contents on iOS devices

“…Stach and Mitschang, 2013), and mobile forensic literature (e.g. Barmpatsalou et al, 2013). This is, perhaps, unsurprising partly due to the walled-garden model on iOS devices.…”

Investigating Social Networking applications on smartphones detecting Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Google+ artefacts on Android and iOS platforms

“…Not surprisingly, smartphones have been widely targeted by cybercriminals such as malware designed to steal users' private data 7−9 . Rapid changes in mobile device technologies and the wide range of mobile operating platforms and devices compound the challenges in a forensic investigation 10 . At the time of research, Android with 51.5% market share and Apple's iOS with 42.4% market share are the most popular mobile platforms 11 .…”

Find Me If You Can: Mobile GPS Mapping Applications Forensic Analysis & SNAVP the Open Source, Modular, Extensible Parser

“…The nature of smartphones, the Central Processing Unit (CPU) architecture, their processing and memory resources, as well as the sheer number of used Operating Systems (OS), severely complicates the forensic acquisition and analysis of these devices (Barmpatsalou, Damopoulos, Kambourakis, & Katos, 2013).…”