BEGIN:VCALENDAR
VERSION:2.0
PRODID:Data::ICal 0.24
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:   'Title: Adventures in Android Triage Collection\n   When: Fr
 iday\, Aug 9\, 11:45 - 13:30 PDT\n   Where: LVCC West/Floor 3/W309 - [1]Ma
 p\n\n   Description:\n\n   Are you curious about accessing and collecting 
 triage data from\n   Android devices? I was. This workshop is designed for
  the defender\n   that doesn't know much about Android or how to access it
  to collect\n   forensic triage data\, but would like to understand the su
 bject better.\n   This workshop gives a solid foundation for accessing And
 roid devices\n   and collecting data from them. It will cover:\n\n     * I
 nstalling and using an Android emulator\n\n     * How does an Android emul
 ator differ from an actual Android device\n\n     * Using the Android Debu
 g Bridge (ADB) to send commands to Android\n\n     * Collecting triage dat
 a using ADB or natively on the Android device\n\n     * Side loading and r
 unning a Linux executable on an Android device\n\n     * Remote access to 
 the Android native AChoirX collector over TCP\n\n     * Collecting triage 
 data both locally and remotely\n\n     * Transferring the collected data u
 sing ADB\, SFTP\, and S3\n\n     * Things to look out for. Android is very
  different from Windows\,\n       MacOS\, and Linux\n\n     * Limitations 
 and caveats\n\n   This workshop requires Windows 10 or 11. We will install
  and play with\n   Android Studio\, install and play with ADB\, and run AC
 hoirX collections\n   both remotely and locally. It is highly recommended 
 that the student\n   come to the workshop with Android Studio\, ADB\, and 
 AChoirX already\n   installed on their machine. We will make a small amoun
 t of time to\n   install the software\, but will not be able to troublesho
 ot any\n   installation issues.\n\n   After discovering that the Android O
 perating System commands nearly\n   44% of the total Operating Systems mar
 ket (Windows is about 27%). I\n   set about to see if the AChoirX triage c
 ollection program could run on\n   it. Since Android is a Linux variant\, 
 and AChoirX already ran on\n   Windows\, MacOS\, and Linux\, it seemed ver
 y likely that I could make it\n   work.\n\n   In a short time I went from 
 knowing nearly nothing about Android to\n   creating both a remote and loc
 al triage collector for Android. This\n   workshop will walk the student t
 hrough how I created both remote and\n   local triage collection systems f
 or Android. It does not cover\n   analysis of the artifacts\, but will cov
 er how to collect data from an\n   Android device (and the limitations) us
 ing Free and Open Source tools.\n\n   SpeakerBio:  Omenscan\n   No BIO ava
 ilable\n   '\n\n   1. #LVCCW_Level3_South\n\n\n
DTEND:20240809T203000Z
DTSTART:20240809T184500Z
LOCATION:BTV - LVCC West/Floor 3/W309
SUMMARY:Adventures in Android Triage Collection
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR