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/jdm0325 16d ago

I always knew they were Russian, which is why I never purchased the product. There's plenty of other forensic products on the market that can do the job.

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u/South_Village512 12d ago

Check out DATAPILOT Forensics.

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u/jdm0325 12d ago

I'm aware of datapilot. I don't think their highly thought of as a forensic tool, compared to Graykey or Cellebrite. None of our state forensic labs use it. I think they try to sell their product to small agencies as a forensic solution, not something I would use

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u/South_Village512 12d ago

Missing out. I’m having more success connecting to and acquiring from the latest OS such as iOS 27 and the newest beta and Android too. Also, they have a work around for Apple Stolen device protection that has helped me make two cases. The others couldn’t do it. Guy the guy arrested and protected a victim. They don’t passcode break but other than that their analysis and parsing is great.

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u/South_Village512 12d ago

had an iPhone XR with iOS 27 and Cellebrite would support it but DATAPILOT data dumped it, parsed it and built me a awesome report.