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I agree as far as the content of the article is concerned. I think the main problem with it was its tone. I think if they had approached it the way you describe

I agree as far as the content of the article is concerned. I think the main problem with it was its tone. I think if they had approached it the way you described, someone just going into detail about how they analyzed an unfamiliar application, it would have been fine. As written, it feels like a new programmer bragging to his friends about how he got "hello, world" to compile.

polar 6y ago
One has to bear in mind that the typical digital forensic examiner is not a programmer and would therefore be impressed. Perhaps impressed enough to purchase Cellebrite's products instead of the equivalents from MSAB, Oxygen, Elcomsoft etc.