ElcomSoft serves governments, military and law enforcement customers by supplying a range of tools for computer and mobile forensics. Our tools are fully accountable and forensically sound, and require no steep learning curve and no special trainings or certifications. Evidence extracted or recovered with ElcomSoft tools is admissible in the court. Expert-level support, concise maintenance and update policies make our products a solid investment.
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View ProductsUnlock valuable information protected with lost and forgotten passwords. With hundreds of thousands passwords lost every year, protected information becomes unavailable to the rightful owner. ElcomSoft products help regain control over encrypted data, recover lost and forgotten passwords and access locked-out accounts in popular operating systems, applications and services. With cutting-edge hardware acceleration technologies, our tools are the fastest on the market when using consumer-grade gaming video cards for accelerating the recovery.
View Products«On February 28, 2018, Apple has officially moved its Chinese iCloud operations and encryption keys to China. The reaction to this move from the media was overwhelmingly negative. The Verge, The Guardian, Reuters, Wired, and CNN among other Western media outlets expressed their concerns about the Chinese government potentially violating the human rights of its […]»
10 April, 2018Vladimir Katalov
«We were attending the DFRWS EU forum in beautiful Florence, and held a workshop on iOS forensics. During the workshop, an attendee tweeted a photo of the first slide of our workshop, and the first response was from… one of our competitors. He said “Looking forward to the “Accessing a locked device” slide”. You can […]»
3 April, 2018Vladimir Katalov
«After testing waters for more than a year, Google has finally pulled the plug and began blocking access to Google Play services on uncertified devices. Why Google took this step, who is affected, and what it means for the end users? Let’s try to find out. Google Play Services Certification In March 2017, Google rolled […]»
3 April, 2018Oleg Afonin