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Présentation : by David Benford Director, Blackstage Forensics David Benford David Benford I recently wrote a research paper, Geotag Data The Modification of Evidence on the Apple iPhone , based around the possibility of modifying geotag evidence on the Apple iPhone. A test was performed as part of this project, to find out how easy it is to discover a person s home location, social and business movements and background information. The process was begun by doing a Google Image search for the criteria Blog iPhone self taken . This was to trace an image taken by an iPhone for a personal blog, which would hopefully be of the user, hence self taken . In Google Advanced Image Search some changes were made, such as Tall Image and JPG file type being ticked the theory being that most iPhone images are of portrait type and JPG format. An image appeared that seemed suitable of a woman photographing herself at the hairdresser's. The image was saved and opened in TAGView which showed the location of the shop to be in a specific street in Oregon. As there is only one hairdresser listed in this street the process of selecting the correct business was straightforward. The image linked through to the woman s blog and by doing a search, several more images taken on her iPhone were found complete with geotag data. The woman had taken a photograph of a magazine, mentioning that she was reading it at the dentist s surgery. The surgery could be located within a minute and was found to be around the corner from the hairdresser s shop. There was an image of a cake, along with its geotag pointing to Walmart. There was an image of her foot, taken in her kitchen, and the geotag gave an approximate location of where she lived. Images on the blog that were taken on her drive had no geotags. With an approximate idea of her home address, these could be used to pinpoint the exact property by viewing Google Street View. There were also non-tagged images of her family, giving further personal information. In the side margin of the blog there was a link to her Twitter page. Twitter displayed her actual name, where she was at any time and gave an even more detailed pattern of her movements, social life, family s sports and hobbies, dining out preferences and so on. All of this information was derived from the source of just one geotag within a JPG image. This woman was potentially not only putting herself at risk, but also her family... Read more at http www.forensicfocus.com geotags-friend-or-foe Les derniers articles du site "Forensic Focus Blog" :- Interview with Andrew Rector, Digital Forensics Student, Bloomsburg University- Webinar Geolocation Artifacts and Timeline Analysis in Digital Forensics- Webinar online now Pitfalls of Interpreting Forensic Artifacts in the Windows Registry- Guidance Software Releases EnCase Forensic v7.05- Webinar Pitfalls of Interpreting Forensic Artifacts in the Windows Registry- Generating computer forensic supertimelines under Linux A comprehensive guide for Windows-based disk images- Forensic Examination of FrostWire version 5- Book Review Mastering Windows Network Forensics Investigations- Introduction to Penetration Testing Part 3a Active Reconnaissance- Retrieving Digital Evidence Methods, Techniques and Issues
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