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Advanced ISP-IoT-JTAG Cell Phone Data Recovery
The new updated H-11 Advanced ISP–EDL–JTAG Cell Phone Data Recovery is a certified 5-day course where students learn how to recover mobile data from embedded systems that are locked, damaged or unsupported. This recovery method works on newer devices that store data on eMMC or eMCP flash memory chips and recovered through the device’s test points. Students will also learn how to properly identify test points and then create ISP pin-out diagrams that can be used for future digital forensic cases. Students will also learn how to use EDL to bypass device locks and encryption and identify JTAG connections. These techniques and methods are used in order to bypass security and perform full memory acquisitions for complete analysis of evidence. This course will use, and cover tools included in the H-11 ISP–EDL–JTAG Forensics Lab Kit.
Provider Information
H-11 Digital Forensics Organization
8160 South Highland Drive
Suite 207
Sandy, UT 84101
Course Overview
Intermediate Mobile and Smartphone Forensics Training or Experience
5992 Riverside Drive
Training Classroom
Dallas-Irving, TX 75039
440 West 200 South
Suite 300
Salt Lake City, UT 84101
7000 Columbia Gateway Drive
Suite 150
Columbia - BWI, MD 21046
909 N. Washington St
Suite 300
Alexandria - DCA, VA 21314
Learning Objectives
Skills Learned
,Learning Objectives ,
- Overview and Flash Memory
- Phone Research
- Binary Image Types, Analysis and Troubleshooting
- Soldering
- Origin and Purpose of JTAG
- JTAG for Mobile Forensics
- ISP for Mobile Forensics
- Tracing ISP Test Points
- Flasher Box Extractors - Medusa Pro Software
- IoT and EDL Extractions
- Final ISP, EDL, IoT, and JTAG Written and Hands-on Exam
Framework Connections
The materials within this course focus on the NICE Framework Task, Knowledge, and Skill statements identified within the indicated NICE Framework component(s):
Specialty Areas
- Digital Forensics
- Cyber Investigation
- All-Source Analysis
- Exploitation Analysis
- Threat Analysis
Feedback
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