Ability to create a virtual version of the Android device, allowing forensic investigators to view and interact with data as the device owner would. This can help simulate and review device behaviour without affecting the original device.
Capability to bypass lock codes, enabling investigators to access data on devices without needing the device's passcode, fingerprint, or other authentication.
Ability to review app data that is encoded (but NOT accessible) through other forensic tools.
Ability to capture screenshots or video recordings of device activity or app data, allowing investigators to document findings for use in reports or further review.
Identify which files are accessible or visible to the end user, helping investigators distinguish between visible data and system-level or hidden data.
Cross-check the accuracy of data decoded by forensic tools, ensuring data integrity and reliability in the analysis.
Ability to perform analysis using a full file system image of the device, allowing forensic examination without direct interaction with the original device. This minimizes data alteration risks on the device itself.