Creating reports using Cellebrite Physical Analyzer
Many forensic tools can automatically generate reports from artifacts and notes that the examiner made when working on a case. Typically, the report can be exported in a variety of formats, such as a Microsoft Word document, PDF, or HTML page. Although these built-in features are huge time-savers, it's up to the examiner to explain the significance of that evidence and understand the limitations of automatically generated reports.
In this section, we'll learn how to create reports using one of the most popular forensic tools, Cellebrite Physical Analyzer.
There are two types of reports in Cellebrite Physical Analyzer:
- Preliminary device reports, which are brief documents that only include basic device information and user account information
- Complete reports, which can be customized to include or exclude any kind of artifact that was parsed by the tool
Let's start by generating a preliminary...