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todaySeptember 9, 2026

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Computer Forensics + Digital Forensics Neerav Jindal

Amcache, Shimcache & UserAssist: Windows Forensic Artifacts

Windows computers leave behind many digital traces during normal use. These traces can help forensic investigators understand which applications existed on a system and identify evidence related to user activity. Among the most important Windows forensic artifacts are Amcache, Shimcache, and UserAssist. Each artifact records different information. Therefore, investigators must ...

todaySeptember 5, 2026

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Digital Forensics Neerav Jindal

AI-Generated Evidence: How Forensic Investigators Can Detect Deepfakes

Artificial intelligence is changing how digital content is created, manipulated, and distributed. Today, realistic photographs, videos, voices, documents, and even conversations can be generated or altered using AI within minutes. For digital forensic investigators, this creates an important question: How can investigators determine whether digital evidence is genuine, manipulated, or ...

todayAugust 13, 2026

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Blog vanshika

Can Burnt or Damaged Documents Still Provide Evidence?

When a document is burned, torn, soaked, faded, or otherwise damaged, it may appear that its evidentiary value has been destroyed. In reality, forensic document examination can sometimes recover surprisingly useful information from documents that have suffered severe damage. Even when words are no longer clearly visible, traces of ink, ...

todayAugust 12, 2026

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Blog vanshika

Can You Identify a Fake Document Without Seeing the Original?

A document can look perfectly genuine at first glance and still contain subtle signs of manipulation. Altered signatures, modified dates, copied seals, inconsistent fonts, and digitally edited text can all turn an authentic-looking document into a questionable one. But what happens when a forensic examiner does not have the original ...

todayAugust 10, 2026

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Blog vanshika

How Footprints Reveal More Than Shoe Size

When investigators find a footprint at a crime scene, it may look like nothing more than a mark left behind by a shoe. But to a forensic examiner, that impression can contain a surprising amount of information. A footprint can help investigators understand what type of footwear was used, how ...

todayAugust 7, 2026

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Blog vanshika

Forensic Anthropology: How Science Helps Identify the Dead

Forensic anthropology is a specialized branch of forensic science that applies the principles of physical anthropology and human skeletal biology to legal investigations. When a body is decomposed, burned, fragmented, or reduced to skeletal remains, traditional methods of identification such as facial recognition may no longer be possible. In such ...

todayAugust 6, 2026

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Forensic Odontology: How Teeth Help Identify the Unknown

In forensic investigations, identifying an unknown individual is one of the most important steps in solving a case. While fingerprints and DNA are among the most commonly used identification methods, there are situations where these techniques are not possible. Severe burns, advanced decomposition, mass disasters, or skeletal remains may leave ...

todayJuly 23, 2026

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UV 365 vs 395 for Fingerprints

Ultraviolet (UV) light is one of the most valuable tools in modern forensic investigations. From detecting latent fingerprints to revealing biological stains and examining questioned documents, UV light helps investigators uncover evidence that is invisible under normal lighting conditions. However, not all UV lights perform the same way. Two of ...