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Published inAug 2017
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Scar de Courcier
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Scar de Courcier

Scar de Courcier is Senior Editor at digital forensics website Forensic Focus. She also works as an independent consultant on online and offline child protection projects. In her spare time, she enjoys swimming, pretending she lives on the USS Voyager, and hanging out with her cat.
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Oleg Skulkin
Oleg Skulkin
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Oleg Skulkin

Oleg Skulkin is the Head of Digital Forensics and Malware Analysis Laboratory at Group-IB. Oleg has worked in the fields of digital forensics, incident response, and cyber threat intelligence and research for over a decade, fueling his passion for uncovering new techniques used by hidden adversaries. Oleg has authored and co-authored multiple blog posts, papers, and books on related topics and holds GCFA and GCTI certifications.
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Skype forensics with Belkasoft Evidence Center

On modern Windows systems Skype is installed by default, so it's very important for a forensic examiner to extract user data from this application. This can be calls, messages, transferred or received files, and so on. In this recipe, we will show you how to parse these valuable artifacts with Belkasoft Evidence Center.

Getting ready

First of all, you should get a Skype profile folder. Again, you can use a forensic image, but to save time for testing purposes, we recommend using a profile folder as the data source. You can find Skype profile folders (yes, there can be more than one folder, as multiple accounts can be used on the same device) here:

C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData...

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Published in: Aug 2017Publisher: ISBN-13: 9781784390495

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Scar de Courcier

Scar de Courcier is Senior Editor at digital forensics website Forensic Focus. She also works as an independent consultant on online and offline child protection projects. In her spare time, she enjoys swimming, pretending she lives on the USS Voyager, and hanging out with her cat.
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Oleg Skulkin

Oleg Skulkin is the Head of Digital Forensics and Malware Analysis Laboratory at Group-IB. Oleg has worked in the fields of digital forensics, incident response, and cyber threat intelligence and research for over a decade, fueling his passion for uncovering new techniques used by hidden adversaries. Oleg has authored and co-authored multiple blog posts, papers, and books on related topics and holds GCFA and GCTI certifications.
Read more about Oleg Skulkin