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todayOctober 31, 2025

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Mobile Forensic Ayushi Agrawal

How Mobile Apps Store Evidence: A Forensic Perspective

In the digital era, smartphones have become an inseparable part of our daily lives — from communication and banking to entertainment and business. Each tap, message, and transaction leaves behind a trail of data, which can become vital evidence in a forensic investigation. Mobile apps, in particular, are treasure troves ...

todayOctober 28, 2025

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Blog Ayushi Agrawal

Cyber Forensics in the Age of Social Media

Introduction In today’s interconnected world, social media has become a dominant force shaping communication, business, and personal relationships. Platforms like Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), WhatsApp, and LinkedIn generate massive amounts of data every second. While this digital ecosystem facilitates instant sharing and engagement, it also provides fertile ground for ...

todayOctober 27, 2025

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Digital Forensics Ayushi Agrawal

Why Certification Matters in Digital Forensics

Introduction In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, crimes committed using technology are on the rise. From cyber fraud and hacking to data breaches and identity theft, the demand for professionals who can investigate, analyze, and interpret digital evidence has never been higher. This is where Digital Forensics steps in, bridging ...

todayOctober 17, 2025

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Blog Ayushi Agrawal

Protecting Digital Evidence from Tampering and Corruption

Introduction In today’s digital era, almost every crime leaves behind a digital trail — be it in the form of emails, mobile data, CCTV footage, or online activity logs. Forensic investigators rely on this digital evidence to reconstruct events, identify suspects, and establish facts in court. However, digital evidence is ...

todayOctober 15, 2025

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Digital Forensics Ayushi Agrawal

Password Recovery and Cracking in Digital Investigations

In digital forensic investigations, accessing password-protected data can be the key to uncovering hidden evidence. Passwords safeguard personal, corporate, and criminal data alike — from encrypted drives to social media accounts. However, when investigators encounter encrypted systems or password-protected files during lawful examinations, password recovery and cracking techniques become essential ...

todayJuly 21, 2025

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Fingerprint Similarity: Human, Koala and Chimpanze

Introduction: Chimpanzees may come to mind when we think of the closest cousins in the animal kingdom. What if I, however, revealed that, in addition to our shared genetic makeup, we also share a fascinating trait with the eucalyptus-loving koalas, which connects us not only to chimps but also to ...

todayMay 24, 2025

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Digital Forensics + Mobile Forensic + Computer Forensics Omprakash Singh

Top 10 Paid Digital Forensic Tools in 2025: Features, Pros & Cons

Top 10 Paid Digital Forensic Tools in 2025: Features, Pros & Cons Forensic specialists and law enforcement personnel mainly depend on strong tools to gather, examine, and present digital evidence in the quickly changing field of digital investigations. A number of sophisticated, paid digital forensic tools have emerged in 2025, ...

todayMay 6, 2024

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Digital Forensics Jay Ravtole

Here are 30 reasons why Cyber Forensics is growing

Cyber forensics is a rapidly expanding field that plays a crucial role in the investigation of digital crimes and security breaches. Here are many reasons that contribute to its growth Increasing Cybercrime Rates: As more activities move online, cybercriminals have expanded their activities, leading to a surge in cybercrimes. The ...

todayMarch 30, 2024

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Digital Forensics Jay Ravtole

Browser Forensics: Examining Browser Artifacts

Web browsers are widely used to access different online platforms and services. Digital investigations pertaining to criminal cases, cybersecurity incidents, or other illicit actions require important insights into people’s online behaviour, which can be obtained through the analysis of browser artifacts. Cookies, cache files, downloaded files, and browsing histories are ...