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-Cell phones are an emerging but rapidly growing area of
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-computer forensics. While cell phones are becoming
-more like desktop computers functionally, their
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-organization and operation are quite different in certain
-areas. For example, most cell phones do not contain a
-hard drive and rely instead on flash memory for persistent
-storage. Cell phones are also designed more as specialpurpose
-appliances that perform a set of predefined tasks
-using proprietary embedded software, rather than
-general-purpose extensible systems that run common
-operating system software. Such differences make the
-application of classical computer forensic techniques
-difficult. Also complicating the situation is the state of the
-art of present day cell phone forensic tools themselves
-and the way in which tools are applied. This paper
-identifies factors that impede cell phone forensics and
-describes techniques to address two resulting problems in
-particular: the limited coverage of available phone
-models by forensic tools, and the inadequate means for
-validating the correct functioning of forensic tools.