Innovative Methods on How to Defeat (or Work Around) Encryption before Seizing the Targets Smartphone

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May 1, 2020 : Online Webinar

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Innovative Methods on How to Defeat (or Work Around) Encryption before Seizing the Targets Smartphone

Mostly the law enforcement investigation attention seems to be given on defeating encryption on a seized target’s smartphone.  But orders of magnitude of investigation data can be gathered before the target’s smartphone is seized assuming you know the target’s ID beforehand.

First important point.  Terrorists, Criminals and everyday users generally feel safe from surveillance if they use a third party encryption app, e.g. Telegram, WhatsApp, etc. But what is almost universally not recognized that few smartphones “come out of the box” encrypted.  Furthermore encrypting an “out of the box” smartphone takes expertise and effort.  Bottom line take away, your app may be encrypted but not your smartphone itself.

This webinar presents innovative and non-standard method of combatting device encryption while the device is in the hands of the terrorist or criminal.  Specifically:

  • Sending intrusion files to the target as image (a la Jeff Bezos)
  • Attack target’s phone while connected to a vehicle
  • Infect with Wi-Fi
  • Infect via charging cables
  • Clever MITM attacks
  • DNS Poisoning
  • Hidden Executables and more

Presented by:
Mark Bentley, Communications Data Expert, National Cyber Crime Law Enforcement, UK Police

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