Magnet Weekly CTF #2

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MAGNET WEEKLY CTF #2

Once again, the question referred to an Android image.
 
A Google search revealed a list of Android apps
that include picture-in-picture capability:


...one of which is Google Chrome.
 
Most recently used apps can be found
using an Autopsy module...
 

...in the Extracted Content section:



The most recently visited domain appears to be
malliesae.com (using Chrome).
 
 
 
SUCCESS!




 



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