Often, when investigators think of ADF Solutions, the first thing that comes to mind is rapid triage—getting to the critical evidence fast. And while our tools excel at that, they offer much more. We understand that your workflow isn’t always about racing against the clock. Sometimes,
Read MoreWhen conducting a Preview of an iOS device you know there are more pictures in the DCIM folder than are being shown in the picture gallery. The Preview function is connecting with the iOS device on a logical level and is not collecting any cloud data
Read MoreWhen trying to take screenshots of an iOS device with iOS 15.8 or below, if you only obtain the “Preview Not Created” thumbnail, then it is possible that the device uses a version of iOS for which the developer image is not distributed with your ADF
Read MoreWhen encountering a BIOS that does not offer to boot from the connected USB Collection Key, you will need to use a bootable CD with a boot manager. To create it, you need: a blank CD a CD writer Windows 10 Then go to C:ProgramDataADF Solutions
Read MoreYou receive an error that your license does not allow scanning Android or iOS devices and you were trying to scan an E01 image file. This issue could be related to older licenses in the LicBackup folder. Remove your license key Navigate to C:ProgramData\ADF Solutions Inc\v4\LicBackup
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To connect an iOS device to ADF PRO or Mobile Device Investigator, it’s essential to have iTunes installed, as ADF leverages iTunes for the proper connection. Begin by unlocking the device, setting Auto-Lock to Never, and accessing the “Add Device Wizard.” Following the prompts to establish
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Apple’s Stolen Device Protection, introduced with iOS 17.3 and enhanced in subsequent updates, is a robust security feature designed to safeguard iPhone users’ data if their device is stolen, even if the thief knows the passcode. This feature adds critical layers of protection, particularly when the
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Mobile devices often contain crucial evidence related to criminal activities. Mobile forensics helps extract and analyze data from smartphones, tablets, and other mobile devices to uncover evidence that can be used in criminal investigations. This includes text messages, call logs, photos, videos, location information, social media
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ADF software is deployed in field and lab investigations of smartphones, computers, and storage devices and is used by digital first responders to quickly collect, identify, and report on digital evidence – thereby reducing or eliminating forensic backlogs that many agencies and forensic labs face today.
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