Oxygen Forensic Detective is $5995 and my understanding is that it comes with the ability to retrieve backups and sync data from the cloud for iCloud and Google, and also has a pretty robust analytics system built in.anyone have any real world experience in comparison to UFED4PC? Oxygen was one of those things my boss was told not to get by a guy and we never got it, so I have no practical experience. Not to mention Recon Lab and Recon Imager cost a bit less for initial purchase as well as yearly sms.anyone have any good comparisons between Imager and Macquisition? Blacklight and Recon Lab?Ĭellebrite UFED4PC is $10,800 for a civilian license, even if they hook me up with the public agency price it is $9,000. I had a customer service issue with Blackbag and want to get some info on Sumuri and maybe go with them. Sumuri just released Recon Lab and is saying it is as good as, if not better than Blacklight for macOS work, it s new (and I just received a demo) but I figured it was worth a shot to see if anyone had been messing with it the last month. I gave the posts a search and have a few questions I would like to put to the group in case anyone has any experience with the tools. Now that I am paying out of pocket for tools I am trying to look into some of the other stuff out there. They also relied heavily on certain people's opinions on purchasing tools etc and therefore some software and systems were never tested etc. My old agency was one of those places where they could afford to buy one of everything if they wished to, but didn't necessarily. I retired from active service with a government agency last summer where I finished my last 5 years performing computer crime investigations and working performing digital forensics, took some time to enjoy staying home with my newborn (now 13 mos) and am just getting the stuff together to stand up my own PI company (already have the license etc) in which I would like to continue doing digitial forensics.
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