SkypeAlyzer

SkypeAlyzer provides you with a comprehensive forensic utility capable of reading and analyzing Skype records. With its help, you can read log files generated by Skype, either in the old DBB format or the new main.db database file.

The Skype log data is usually stored in the profile folder of the current user and it includes information concerning the call history, the messages, chat sessions, file transfers and the voice mail. SkypeAlyzer generates a general report on all these items, which can be used as a proof in the court of law.

However, its use is not limited to conducting professional forensic investigations. Regular users can also benefit from its features, as SkypeAlyzer allows them to view old Skype conversations and SMS messages.

One interesting feature of SkypeAlyzer is related to the possibility of recovering erased Skype records directly from an EVF file or the local disk.

All the extracted information is neatly organized within a user-friendly interface, enabling you to easily navigate to the desired section. You can get details on the Skype account stored by the main database file and view data regarding the country, mood text, timezone, birthday, avatar, location and contact data. The same data array is displayed for all the entries in the contact list.

The chatting statistical data enables you to view the participants and the conversation date, while all the messages are shown in a structured manner. You can view the history of all actions, including SMS message sending (along with phone numbers, SMS price etc.) or file exchange (direction, file name, location and size).

For larger databases, there are advanced filtering options that can help you easily find the desired record. All data can be saved in CSV or XLS format and a complete, color coded HTM report can be generated and saved for later reference.

SkypeAlyzer provides you with a reliable tool for extracting the data contained in a Skype database. It allows you to generate a timeline of events and complete reports that can be used in forensic investigations.