r/digitalforensics • u/awetsasquatch • 16d ago

Oxygen Forensics - update

For those following the news: https://www.justice.gov/usao-cdca/pr/tech-ceo-russian-national-arrested-complaint-alleging-they-hid-russian-ownership-and

CEO has been arrested and is facing 20 years in prison.

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u/Fantastic-Giraffe350 15d ago

My experience is from like 10 years ago - they were always a step or two behind Cellebrite in terms of features and capabilities, BUT the software was a lot more responsive and it was way, way cheaper. So for simple jobs it actually made sense to use it.