Acquiring data from Windows Phone devices is challenging as they are secure, and as commercial forensic tools and open source methods do not provide easy solutions for forensic examiners. chip-off, JTAG, and the methods defined in this book are some of the methods that provide access to user data on Windows Phone devices. The biggest challenge is getting access to the device, acquiring the data, and extracting the raw files for analysis. Once the data is available, all the information about SMS, e-mail, application data, and more can be analyzed by the examiner. Again, the device must not contain a passcode, must be unlocked (jailbroken/rooted), and will be modified by the examiner in order to extract the data using the methods defined in this chapter. While some may challenge us and say these methods are not common in forensic practices, they must realize that these methods may be the only way to obtain user data from Windows Phone devices. In the next chapter, we will cover BlackBerry...