A round-up of this week’s digital forensics news and views:
Dots do matter: Why dots in Gmail addresses impact Google Workspace investigations
Dots don’t matter in Gmail addresses… if you’re sending or receiving emails to a Gmail address with a “.” character in it. As the Gmail Help Center article explains…
Validation of image stream hashing: A forensic method for content verification
How do forensic examiners know if they have altered an image stream when converting a digital image from one codec or file container to another for analysis?…
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In Search of Extraction Techniques for Pair-Locked iOS Devices
In my experience, extracting data from supervised iOS devices in a corporate environment has presented unique challenges to collect data…
Ukraine: Law agents receive training in digital asset investigations
Following a spike in digital crime, 14 Ukrainian officials have completed an advanced training course on investigating digital currency offenses to increase their supervision over the sector…
Detego Global Achieves City & Guilds Assured Status For The Detego Ultimate Training Programme
Detego Global, a developer of acclaimed digital forensics, endpoint monitoring, and case management solutions, proudly announces that its Detego Ultimate training programme has received the prestigious City & Guilds Assured certification…
Himachal receiving one cyber crime complaint every hour
Superintendent of Police (SP) Bhupinder Negi said besides spurt in cases, the increase in the number of complaints is also attributed to the awareness on cyber crime as large scale awareness campaigns are being carried out for the general public…
Long story short, Persistence
In this post I am pulling parts out of a talk that I did called “Long story short”. I delivered variations of this talk online for NZITF and the ICSL MRE webinar series in 2022 and also in person at CRESTCon 2022 in Canberra…
Separate a Fingerprint from the Background
The first and most important principle of forensics is that every contact leaves a trace. Nothing could be more literal than a fingerprint left at the scene of a crime…
eDiscovery VS Digital Forensics: Differences Explained
In today’s modern age, most of the crucial paperwork and documentation are stored in digital formats. Thus, when these documents are required for a specific legal action, many companies and businesses turn to various solutions to review the stored information…
