Digital forensics is a process often used in criminal investigations. It involves collecting digital evidence from various devices, tools, or infrastructures such as computers, mobile devices, emails, hard discs, and cloud storage systems. Here are a few famous cases...
Be Honest With Yourself Before trying to catch a cheating spouse, the first thing you should do is be honest with yourself about your relationship. Sometimes, we like to tell ourselves that everything in our marriage is going smoothly, but that isn’t always the case....
An estimated 5% of the United States population may have a narcissistic personality disorder (NPD), which means over 16 million people might experience the condition. With that many people experiencing NPD, there is a fairly high probability you know someone who is...
Forensic evidence can come to you in several different ways. In this section we detail the base types of digital data that you might receive in a given case: The Device or Account Itself On these devices, no forensic extract action has yet occurred. If you see...
When we think of spyware, the idea that often comes to mind is that of a technically savvy scam artist who is out to steal hundreds of identities. Anyone can purchase a spyware app. They don’t even necessarily need direct access to your phone. Simply opening an...
Sometimes in computer forensics, it’s enough just to capture a forensic image of the hard drive. The picture or document in question is just sitting in the Desktop folder of one user of the computer. Once you have validated all of the metadata, the timestamps, and the...
