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Category > Management Posted 10 Oct 2017 My Price 9.00

forensically sound.

As mentioned in the chapter, many SIM card reader tools aren’t forensically sound. In this project, you use one of these tools to examine SIM cards.

 

1. Start your Web browser, go to www.dekart.com/products/card_management/ sim_manager, and download SIMManager.exe. Note that it has a 30-day free trial.

2. Install SIMManager and start the program. If you get a message stating that this copy of the program isn’t registered, click OK.

3. Click the Open toolbar icon, navigate to your work folder, click the Phonebook_Sebastian’s.phn file, and click OK.

4. Click to select Phonebook_Sebastian’s on the left; his name and the cell phone number are then displayed on the right.

5. Click the SMS Messages icon on the left. Examine the messages displayed on the right.

6. Click the Print toolbar icon to print the messages. Accept the default selections, and then click Print.

7. Examine the menu items, and notice that this tool is used for altering or updating a SIM card, not for investigative purposes. Click File, Close from the menu.

8. Click the Open toolbar icon, navigate to your work folder, click the Phonebook_Nau’s.phn file, and then click OK.

9. Determine Nau’s full first name. Next, click the SMS Messages icon on the left.

10. Notice that two different SMS Centers are listed on the left. Draw a conclusion as to what the difference might be.

11. Print the messages, following the procedure in Step 6.

12. Compare the two sets of messages, and correlate the timestamps. Create a timeline based on this information.

13. Write a short report on your findings and any relevant conclusions.

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Status NEW Posted 10 Oct 2017 11:10 PM My Price 9.00

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