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Extraction Report Apple Iphone Logical Extraction Report Apple iPhone Logical Summary Connection Type Cable No. 210 Extraction start date/time 10/04/2016 1:10:13 PM Extraction end date/time 10/04/2016 1:10:25 PM Extraction Type Logical Extraction ID 70792f86-897d-4288-a86c-f5fff7af0208 Selected Manufacturer Apple Selected Device Name iPhone 5C UFED Physical Analyzer version 4.2.2.95 Version type Time zone settings (UTC) Original UTC value Examiner name Redacted Device Information # Name Value Delete 1 Apple ID Redacted 2 Device Name iPhone 3 Display Name iPhone 4 ICCID 89012300000010049886 5 ICCID 89012300000010049886 6 IMEI 358815053266580 7 Is Encrypted False 8 Last Activation Time 01/01/1970 12:17:42 AM(UTC+0) 9 Last Used ICCID 89012300000010049886 10 Phone Number Redacted 11 Phone Number Redacted 12 Product Name iPhone 5c (A1456/A1532) 13 Product Type iPhone5,3 14 Product Version 8.4.1 15 Serial Number F8RQC1WRFFHH 16 Unique Identifier 2A9AA94D1D07EDF57351CEEA7B9E71C56A63312C Image Hash Details (1) No reference hash information is available for this project. # Name Info 1 FileDump Path iPhoneBackup.tar Size (bytes) 56177279 1 Plugins # Name Author Version 1 iPhone Backup Parser Cellebrite 2.0 Parses all iPhone Backup/Logical/FS dumps, including decryption and/or FileSystem creation when necessary 2 CpioExtractor Cellebrite 2.0 Decode all the CPIO files in the extraction 3 iPhone Databases Logical Cellebrite 2.0 Reads various databases on the iPhone, containing notes, calendar, locations, Safari bookmarks, cookies and history, Facebook friends and bluetooth pairings. 4 iPhone device info Cellebrite 2.0 Decodes device infromation for iPhone devices 5 QuicktimeMetadata Cellebrite 2.0 Extracts metadata from Apple quicktime movies 6 Garbage Cleaner 7 DataFilesHandler Cellebrite 2.0 Tags data files according to extensions and file signatures 8 ContactsCrossReference Cellebrite 2.0 Cross references the phone numbers in a device's contacts with the numbers in SMS messages and Calls. Will fill in the Name field of calls and SMS if there's a match. 9 Analytics Cellebrite 2.0 Generates the Analytics section information Contents Type Included in report Total Calendar 171 (41 Deleted) 171 (41 Deleted) Call Log 43 (15 Deleted) 43 (15 Deleted) Chats 46 (46 Deleted) 46 (46 Deleted) iMessage: +19017302781 46 (46 Deleted) 46 (46 Deleted) Contacts 112 (81 Deleted) 112 (81 Deleted) Cookies 15 15 Installed Applications 30 30 MMS Messages 14 (14 Deleted) 14 (14 Deleted) SMS Messages 253 (244 Deleted) 253 (244 Deleted) Timeline 900 (327 Deleted) 900 (327 Deleted) User Accounts 3 3 Web Bookmarks 12 12 Web History 406 406 Data Files 687 687 Configurations 527 527 Databases 105 105 Images 55 55 Activity Analytics 137 137 Analytics Phones 50 50 2 Calendar (171) # Time Calendar Entry Event information Delete 1 Start Time: Subject: Thanksgiving Category: US Holidays 11/27/2025 Attendees: Reminder: 12:00:00 Location: Priority: Unknown AM(UTC+0) Details: Status: Unknown End Time: Class: Private 11/27/2025 Repeat Day: None 11:59:59 Repeat Rule: None PM(UTC+0) Repeat Interval: 0 Repeat Until: 2 Start Time: Subject: Election Day Category: US Holidays 11/04/2025 Attendees: Reminder: 12:00:00 Location: Priority: Unknown AM(UTC+0) Details: Status: Unknown End Time: Class: Private 11/04/2025 Repeat Day: None 11:59:59 Repeat Rule: None PM(UTC+0) Repeat Interval: 0 Repeat Until: 3 Start Time: Subject: Easter Category: US Holidays 04/20/2025 Attendees: Reminder: 12:00:00 Location: Priority: Unknown AM(UTC+0) Details: Status: Unknown End Time: Class: Private 04/20/2025 Repeat Day: None 11:59:59 Repeat Rule: None PM(UTC+0) Repeat Interval: 0 Repeat Until: 4 Start Time: Subject: Tax Day Category: US Holidays 04/15/2025 Attendees: Reminder: 12:00:00 Location: Priority: Unknown AM(UTC+0) Details: Status: Unknown End Time: Class: Private 04/15/2025 Repeat Day: None 11:59:59 Repeat Rule: None PM(UTC+0) Repeat Interval: 0 Repeat Until: 5 Start Time: Subject: Inauguration Day Category: US Holidays 01/20/2025 Attendees: Reminder: 12:00:00 Location: Priority: Unknown AM(UTC+0) Details: Status: Unknown End Time: Class: Private 01/20/2025 Repeat Day: None 11:59:59 Repeat Rule: None PM(UTC+0) Repeat Interval: 0 Repeat Until: 6 Start Time: Subject: Thanksgiving Category: US Holidays 11/28/2024 Attendees: Reminder: 12:00:00 Location: Priority: Unknown AM(UTC+0) Details: Status: Unknown End Time: Class: Private 11/28/2024 Repeat Day: None 11:59:59 Repeat Rule: None PM(UTC+0) Repeat Interval: 0 Repeat Until: 7 Start Time: Subject: Election Day Category: US Holidays 11/05/2024 Attendees: Reminder: 12:00:00 Location: Priority: Unknown AM(UTC+0) Details: Status: Unknown End Time: Class: Private 11/05/2024 Repeat Day: None 11:59:59 Repeat Rule: None PM(UTC+0) Repeat Interval: 0 Repeat Until: 8 Start Time: Subject: Tax Day Category: US Holidays 04/15/2024 Attendees: Reminder: 12:00:00 Location: Priority: Unknown AM(UTC+0) Details: Status: Unknown End Time: Class: Private 04/15/2024 Repeat Day: None 11:59:59 Repeat Rule: None PM(UTC+0) Repeat Interval: 0 Repeat Until: 9 Start Time: Subject: Easter Category: US Holidays 03/31/2024 Attendees: Reminder: 12:00:00 Location: Priority: Unknown AM(UTC+0) Details: Status: Unknown End Time: Class: Private 03/31/2024 Repeat Day: None 11:59:59 Repeat Rule: None PM(UTC+0) Repeat Interval: 0 Repeat Until: 10 Start Time: Subject: Thanksgiving Category: US Holidays 11/23/2023 Attendees: Reminder: 12:00:00 Location: Priority: Unknown AM(UTC+0) Details: Status: Unknown End Time: Class: Private 11/23/2023 Repeat Day: None 11:59:59 Repeat Rule: None PM(UTC+0) Repeat Interval: 0 Repeat Until: 3 11 Start Time: Subject: Veterans Day (observed) Category: US Holidays 11/10/2023 Attendees: Reminder: 12:00:00 Location: Priority: Unknown AM(UTC+0) Details: Status: Unknown End Time: Class: Private 11/10/2023 Repeat Day: None 11:59:59 Repeat Rule: None PM(UTC+0) Repeat Interval: 0 Repeat Until: 12 Start Time: Subject: Election Day Category: US Holidays 11/07/2023 Attendees: Reminder: 12:00:00 Location: Priority: Unknown AM(UTC+0) Details: Status: Unknown End Time: Class: Private 11/07/2023 Repeat Day: None 11:59:59 Repeat Rule: None PM(UTC+0) Repeat Interval: 0 Repeat Until: 13 Start Time: Subject: Tax Day Category: US Holidays 04/17/2023 Attendees: Reminder: 12:00:00 Location: Priority: Unknown AM(UTC+0) Details: Status: Unknown End Time: Class: Private 04/17/2023 Repeat Day: None 11:59:59 Repeat Rule: None PM(UTC+0) Repeat Interval: 0 Repeat Until: 14 Start Time: Subject: Easter Category: US Holidays 04/09/2023 Attendees: Reminder: 12:00:00 Location: Priority: Unknown AM(UTC+0) Details: Status: Unknown End Time: Class: Private 04/09/2023 Repeat Day: None 11:59:59 Repeat Rule: None PM(UTC+0) Repeat Interval: 0 Repeat Until: 15 Start Time: Subject: New Year’s Day (observed) Category: US Holidays 01/02/2023 Attendees: Reminder: 12:00:00 Location: Priority: Unknown AM(UTC+0) Details: Status: Unknown End Time: Class: Private 01/02/2023 Repeat Day: None 11:59:59 Repeat Rule: None PM(UTC+0) Repeat Interval: 0 Repeat Until: 16 Start Time: Subject: Thanksgiving Category: US Holidays 11/24/2022 Attendees: Reminder: 12:00:00 Location: Priority: Unknown AM(UTC+0) Details: Status: Unknown End Time: Class: Private 11/24/2022 Repeat Day: None 11:59:59 Repeat Rule: None PM(UTC+0) Repeat Interval: 0 Repeat Until: 17 Start Time: Subject: Election Day Category: US Holidays 11/08/2022 Attendees: Reminder: 12:00:00 Location: Priority: Unknown AM(UTC+0) Details: Status: Unknown End Time: Class: Private 11/08/2022 Repeat Day: None 11:59:59 Repeat Rule: None PM(UTC+0) Repeat Interval: 0 Repeat Until: 18 Start Time: Subject: Easter Category: US Holidays 04/17/2022 Attendees: Reminder: 12:00:00 Location: Priority: Unknown AM(UTC+0) Details: Status: Unknown End Time: Class: Private 04/17/2022 Repeat Day: None 11:59:59 Repeat Rule: None PM(UTC+0) Repeat Interval: 0 Repeat Until: 19 Start Time: Subject: Tax Day Category: US Holidays 04/15/2022 Attendees: Reminder: 12:00:00 Location: Priority: Unknown AM(UTC+0) Details: Status: Unknown End Time: Class: Private 04/15/2022 Repeat Day: None 11:59:59 Repeat Rule: None PM(UTC+0) Repeat Interval: 0 Repeat Until: 20 Start Time: Subject: New Year’s Day (observed) Category: US Holidays 12/31/2021 Attendees: Reminder: 12:00:00 Location: Priority: Unknown AM(UTC+0) Details: Status: Unknown End Time: Class: Private 12/31/2021 Repeat Day: None 11:59:59 Repeat Rule: None PM(UTC+0) Repeat Interval: 0 Repeat Until: 21 Start Time: Subject: Thanksgiving Category: US Holidays 11/25/2021 Attendees: Reminder: 12:00:00 Location: Priority: Unknown AM(UTC+0) Details: Status: Unknown End Time: Class: Private 11/25/2021 Repeat Day: None 11:59:59 Repeat Rule: None PM(UTC+0) Repeat Interval: 0 Repeat Until: 4 22 Start Time: Subject: Election Day Category: US Holidays 11/02/2021 Attendees: Reminder: 12:00:00 Location: Priority: Unknown AM(UTC+0) Details: Status: Unknown End Time: Class: Private 11/02/2021 Repeat Day: None 11:59:59 Repeat Rule: None PM(UTC+0) Repeat Interval: 0 Repeat Until: 23 Start Time: Subject: Independence Day (observed) Category: US Holidays 07/05/2021 Attendees: Reminder: 12:00:00 Location: Priority: Unknown AM(UTC+0) Details: Status: Unknown End Time: Class: Private 07/05/2021 Repeat Day: None 11:59:59 Repeat Rule: None PM(UTC+0) Repeat Interval: 0 Repeat Until: 24 Start Time: Subject: Tax Day Category: US Holidays 04/15/2021 Attendees: Reminder: 12:00:00 Location: Priority: Unknown AM(UTC+0) Details: Status: Unknown End Time: Class: Private 04/15/2021 Repeat Day: None 11:59:59
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