SQLite Forensics Lab: Exporting Samsung Tablet Database Evidence with FQLite

In this digital forensics lab, we walk through how to use FQLite to examine an SQLite database extracted from a Samsung tablet and export its contents into a .csv file for easier analysis and comparison.

This project focuses on opening the database in FQLite, reviewing database metadata, examining table contents, exporting records to a text file, and converting the extracted data into CSV format in Excel. It’s a great hands-on exercise for students learning SQLite forensics, mobile database analysis, metadata review, and how investigators prepare database evidence for reporting and comparison.

This lab also reinforces an important forensic workflow concept: raw database evidence often needs to be normalized into a more readable format before it can be compared with other files, artifacts, or investigative findings.

Disclaimer:
This video is for educational purposes only. This lab is based on material from Guide to Computer Forensics and Investigations, 7th Edition — Cengage. The material is used here for instructional and academic discussion. All credit for the original source material belongs to the respective author(s) and publisher. This video is intended only to support authorized learning in digital forensics, cybersecurity, and mobile forensics education.

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