NetAnalysis® v3.7 is here, and it's a game-changer for digital forensics investigators. We've pushed the boundaries of browser analysis, empowering you to extract even more insights from the digital traces left behind. Here's a quick look at what awaits:
Twitter Snowflake ID Decoding: Explore deeper into online activity with the ability to decode Twitter/X Snowflake IDs directly within the data examination window, providing invaluable insights into activity on the platform.
Expanded Browser Support: Stay ahead with support for 107 additional browser versions spanning iOS, Android, Windows, OS X, and Linux, ensuring comprehensive coverage for forensic investigations across diverse platforms.
Advanced SQLite Database Identification: Our identification engine now boasts enhanced capabilities for identifying SQLite databases, empowering users with more precise analysis and extraction of critical data.
Streamlined Chromium Disk Cache Extraction: Experience smoother workflows with improved support for importing and extracting the latest Chromium based Disk Cache, facilitating efficient retrieval of browsing history and cached content.
Enhanced Handling of Chromium iOS Snapshots: Enjoy refined handling of Chromium based iOS snapshot files, alongside improved extraction techniques, enhancing the accuracy and completeness of snapshot data retrieval.
Enhanced Microsoft Edge Web Data Management: Elevate your forensic analysis with improved handling of Microsoft Edge Web Data, ensuring thorough examination and extraction of crucial browsing information for comprehensive investigations.
The full list of changes can be found here: Change Log v3.7.
Don't forget to review the release notes for HstEx® which can be found here: HstEx v5.7 Release Notes.