Introduction In today’s digital era, data is the backbone of almost every activity—whether it’s running a business, investigating crimes, or preserving personal memories. Losing this data can be devastating, both emotionally and financially. Unfortunately, disasters such as fires, floods, earthquakes, and electrical surges strike without warning, leaving behind damaged devices ...
Introduction Digital forensics has become one of the most important areas in today’s world of cybercrime, corporate fraud, and digital investigations. Whether it is law enforcement investigating a crime, corporations dealing with insider threats, or individuals trying to recover data, digital forensics plays a crucial role in finding the truth ...
Introduction Digital forensics has become one of the most critical domains in today’s technology-driven world. From investigating cybercrimes to recovering deleted data and supporting law enforcement, digital forensic experts play a vital role in uncovering the truth hidden within digital evidence. However, the field is highly specialised, demanding a unique ...
Introduction The world is becoming increasingly interconnected through the Internet of Things (IoT)—a network of smart devices embedded with sensors, software, and connectivity features. From wearable fitness trackers and smart home assistants to connected cars and security cameras, IoT devices generate massive amounts of personal and behavioural data every second. ...
In today’s connected world, digital evidence plays a central role in criminal, civil, and corporate investigations. From emails and mobile phone data to CCTV recordings and cloud logs, the digital trail can make or break a case. But digital evidence is fragile — it can be altered, deleted, or corrupted ...
Introduction In today’s digital world, laptops and personal computers (PCs) are often central to legal, corporate, and criminal investigations. From financial records and emails to browser history, chat applications, and system logs, these devices can reveal vital evidence. However, digital evidence is extremely fragile. Even a simple act like turning ...
Introduction In today’s digital age, data is one of the most valuable forms of evidence in legal and criminal investigations. From mobile phones and computers to cloud storage and IoT devices, almost every modern case involves digital evidence. However, unlike physical evidence such as fingerprints or DNA, digital evidence can ...
The rise of drones has revolutionised industries, from aerial photography and agriculture to law enforcement and delivery services. However, this technological advancement also introduces new challenges in security, privacy, and criminal investigations. Drone forensics has emerged as a critical field to analyze, recover, and interpret digital evidence from drones, ensuring ...
In today’s digital era, iPhones have become more than just communication devices. They store essential personal and professional information, from contacts and messages to photos, videos, and sensitive business files. Losing access to this data due to a malfunctioning iPhone can be frustrating and, in some cases, disastrous. iPhones are ...