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The Day Video Stopped Being Reliable Evidence
Imagine this. A client brings you a video. It appears to clearly show the opposing party doing exactly what they deny doing. The lighting looks right. The voices sound natural. The timeline fits your theory of the case. It looks like a winning piece of evidence. But...
What Is a Passkey — and Is It Really Better Than a Password?
For decades, passwords have been the primary way we protect our online accounts. Unfortunately, they’ve also become one of the weakest links in cybersecurity. Phishing emails, fake login pages, data breaches, reused passwords, and simple human error all make...
Cached Images on Digital Devices: Knowledge and Control Considerations for Legal Professionals
Images located in cache directories on computers and mobile devices are frequently misunderstood in legal proceedings. From a digital forensics perspective, the presence of images in cached locations is highly significant when assessing knowledge and control, yet...
Parlez-Vous Francais? OUI!
Saviez-vous que tous les services offerts par ALPHAFOX Forensics Ltd. 🦊. sont disponibles en français ? Cela inclut les rapports d'analyse et les rapports d'expertise pour les procédures judiciaires. Profitez de mon expérience au sein de la GRC, où j'ai travaillé sur...
Fake Call Display: How Scammers Pretend to Be Someone Else
If you’ve ever looked at your phone and seen a familiar name, a local number, or even a government agency appear on your call display, you probably felt safe answering. Scammers know this — and they exploit it. This tactic is known as call display spoofing, and it’s...
Business Email Compromise: The “New Voicemail” Scam You Need to Know About
Over the last several months, a surge of Business Email Compromise (BEC) attacks has been hitting organizations of all sizes. One of the most common variants looks harmless at first glance: an email claiming you have a new voicemail message, with a big “Play Now” or...