Article No. 19 Copyright © 2008 ICSTIn this paper we consider recovering data from USB Flash memory sticks after they have been damaged or electronically erased. We describe the physical structure and theory of operation of Flash memories; review the literature of Flash memory data recovery; and report results of new experiments in which we damage USB Flash memory sticks and attempt to recover their contents. The experiments include smashing and shooting memory sticks, incinerating them in petrol and cooking them in a microwave oven.B. J. Phillips, C. D. Schmidt and D. R. Kell
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During a building fire and the subsequent firefighting operation, delicate internals of personal com...
Smart cards are widely known for their tamper resistance, but only contain a small amount of memory....
In this paper, we explore the data recovery procedures from e⋅MMCs. The e⋅MMC is one of the “managed...
Abstract—Current forensic tools for examination of embedded systems like mobile phones and PDA’s mos...
NAND flash memory is used in flash drives, smart phones, and memory cards for digital cameras. While...
In recent years, flash memory has become more widely used due to its advantages, such as fast data a...
Today’s use of secondary devices like cloud storage, Hard Disk, Pen Drive, SD, CDs, DVDs is constant...
Current forensic tools for examination of embedded systems like mobile phones and PDAs mostly perfor...
Most of the current applications of electronics require non-volatile memories, which can keep stored...
As the mobile appliance is applied to many ubiquitous services and the importance of the information...
Flash memory is a type of electrically erasable programmable read-only memory (EEPROM). Because flas...
Abstract: High value crime involving mobile phones sometimes require examination of highly damaged,...
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Smart cards are widely known for their tamper resistance, but only contain a small amount of memory....