The article highlights how third-party mobile applications have become one of the richest sources of digital evidence in modern investigations. […]
Hidden in Plain Sight: Why Third-Party Apps Are a Treasure Trove for Digital Investigations
Deepfakes Raise New Questions About the Reliability of Digital Evidence
A TechRadar analysis examines how the rise of AI-generated content and sophisticated deepfakes is challenging long-held assumptions about the authenticity of digital evidence. […]
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Defense Pushes Back on Digital Trail in Lindsay Clancy Murder Trial
Defense attorney Kevin Reddington highlighted records showing searches related to hallucinations, intrusive thoughts, and mental health symptoms, while questioning whether some of the prosecution’s evidence actually connected to Clancy herself. […]
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Inside a Flock Misidentification: When Technology Targets the Wrong Person
A recent first-hand account in The Drive highlights how a simple data-entry mistake within a network of Flock automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras led to an innocent driver being tracked for days and ultimately surrounded by police. […]
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Supreme Court Strengthens Privacy Protections for Smartphone Data
A recent Supreme Court ruling in Chatrie v. United States expanded Fourth Amendment protections for smartphone users by holding that law enforcement generally must obtain a warrant before accessing historical location data collected by phones. […]
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Always On, Always Recording: The Investigative Power of Smart Technology
Today’s connected devices—smartphones, doorbell cameras, smart speakers, thermostats, and even household appliances—are continuously collecting data in the background. […]
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Cybersecurity Threats Escalate: From Tracking U.S. Troops to Sophisticated Global Breaches
A recent cybersecurity roundup highlights a series of alarming global threats, led by the discovery that U.S. military personnel were tracked using commercially available cellphone location data […]
Inside the Trial: Text Messages Shed Light on Larry Millete’s State Before Wife’s Disappearance
Recent testimony in the Larry Millete murder trial revealed text messages exchanged between Millete and his former supervisor in the days surrounding his wife Maya’s disappearance in January 2021. […]
Hidden Cameras on Your Face? How to Spot Smart Glasses Recording in Public
Smart glasses are becoming more common—and harder to detect. Modern versions look like regular eyewear but can secretly record video in public, raising growing privacy concerns. […]
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Judge Tosses Testimony After Witness Caught Using Smart Glasses for Real-Time Coaching
A UK judge rejected a witness’s entire testimony after finding he used smart glasses linked to his phone to receive real-time coaching during cross-examination. […]
