Archives for April, 2012

Acquiring volatile memory from Android based devices with LiME Forensics, Part I


My first guest post on the Open Security Research Blog was published yesterday. In this post I walk through the steps required to install and compile LiME Forensics, a Loadable Kernel Module that allows you to dump the full contents of memory of an Android based device. The instructions have been tested successfully on Ubuntu 11.10, with Java [...]

Slides from my Android Forensics talk at the Symposium for Android Security in Malaga


I have just uploaded to the Papers & Presentations section the slides for my talk on “Latest Advances in Android Forensics” (in Spanish) at the 1st International Symposium for Android Security held in Malaga last week: Últimos avances en Análisis Forense de sistemas Android (PDF – 3,8 Mb)

Time for new challenges: Working for McAfee Foundstone Services


This is the post I should have written months ago, actually back in November last year, when I joined the Foundstone practice (part of McAfee Strategic Security Services) as Principal Architect for EMEA. But time has been scarce, with lots of new developments and challenges both in my personal and professional life, including spending a [...]