… stolen devices can be locked and tracked. So, given that I’m assuming Apple has some reasonable control over its inventory, one can assume other phones stolen from these stores aren’t going to be usable for that long. […]
While public safety measures have started to relax, the surge of malware accompanying the pandemic is still making headlines. As a recent study points out, hackers have created no less than 130 000 new e-mail domains related to Covid-19 to carry out what analysts now call ”fearware” attacks. […]
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Evidence found on the cellphone of a former University of Illinois police officer charged in December with official misconduct led to additional charges of sexual assault, sexual abuse and intimidation involving four separate victims. […]
Vehicle black box data is starting to be used more commonly in court against drivers, but drivers are demanding that police use warrants to access the arguably private data […]
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Researchers have developed a way to search cloud storage sites like DropBox and Google Drive for digital evidence of illegal activities. […]
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On Wednesday, Vila Perdomo and Isaac looked on as an independent cellphone geolocation expert shared location information from the day of Salazar’s disappearance and murder from 2011. […]
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Almost every student at the University of Central Florida has a cellphone and every single phone offers up evidence to solve a case.
UCF Police Detective Melissa Guadagnino said the evidence on cellphones — even if it isn’t immediately visible — plays a role in “every case.” […]
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Cell phones and social media were at the heart of the investigation that led to an arrest in the killing of a University of Utah student who vanished nearly two weeks ago. […]
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When detectives in a Phoenix suburb arrested a warehouse worker in a murder investigation last December, they credited a new technique with breaking open the case after other leads went cold. […]
Fingerprints aren’t as secure as you’d think — they can get stolen and spoofed, even on the most advanced cellphones. […]
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