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This is a technical book about iOS forensics for investigators. The book begins with an overview of iOS devices and how to identify them, then explains how to acquire data from iOS devices. The book covers different methods of data acquisition, including physical, logical, and advanced logical acquisitions, as well as how to bypass passcodes. It also explains how to extract data from iTunes backups, including how to crack encrypted backups. The book then explores how to analyze data from iOS devices, including the file system and various applications, such as WhatsApp, Facebook, and Google Drive. Finally, the book discusses how to analyze malware on iOS devices, including how to reverse engineer applications, intercept data in transit, and automate analysis with various tools.
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