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Dropbox Forensics
Lorenze Salas
Dropbox Forensics
A few months ago, I created a Dropbox account containing photos and videos captured
from my mobile device to sync them to the desktop/computer. Dropbox is a cloud storage service
that allows the user to sync their devices to download documents, photos, videos, music, and
other stuff to get easy access from other devices. Google Drive, Mega, OneDrive, iCloud, and
many more are cloud storage service as well with their disadvantages and advantages prior when
using it. I used Belkasoft Evidence Center X to investigate the Dropbox files that I made in the
past. I opened the software application, then create the case, and add disk drive as my data
source. In the data source artifacts, I only checked the cloud services boxes and procced to
After waiting for a few minutes, the data source and the results were completed. It shown
me 50 worth of files within the Dropbox folder and 1 contact, which is the physical drive.
The videos and photo were shown in the artifacts tab. It shows the file name, file type,
path, and creation of the file in UT. Additionally, in the SQLite Viewer, it shows the file whether
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