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Once a digital image of the device in question is acquired, the next step in the electronic discovery process is called Data Culling. During the data culling process, our digital investigators determine the types of files that can be recovered from the data. This information is gathered from email servers, file servers, home directories, and…
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At EInvestigations, we can help your data recovery, electronic discovery, and forensic computer needs with our team of digital investigators who are experienced in all aspects of a computer forensic investigation, including data recovery. In some electronic discovery cases, there is missing data that has often been destroyed by someone who does not want you…
What Is Cell Phone Forensics?
There are many security concerns with mobile phone usage as mobile spyware programs can be easily installed and are very difficult to detect or remove. These spyware programs can gain access to your SMS (text) messages and enable automatic forwarding, as well as access your call history, voice mail, phone location, email, social media activity…
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As the world becomes increasingly mobile, forensics experts are capitalizing on the complex digital growth. For this reason, the past practice of finger-on-ink is becoming rapidly replaced by the digital fingerprint. Each time a mobile user accesses the internet, cloud, or internal applications, they leave a trail of breadcrumbs in their wake. By accessing this…
What Is Digital Debugging?
As spyware and malware software continues to evolve, the risk of “digital bugging” has never been greater. These “digital bugs” are designed to spy on your content or active keystrokes without the need for physical access to the network or your computer. “Digital Bugs” can be picked up on the Internet or unknowingly downloaded from…