The Four Foundation Questions of Digital Forensics Written by In digital forensics, technology moves at lightning speed and lately at GPU speed as well. Apps, encrypted mobile operating systems, cloud artifacts, and complex IoT devices change almost daily. Yet,...
Before Direct NAND Acquisition: Diagnosing an Undetectable Monolithic SD Card Written by Guest Blogger: Yevgeniy Kapishon | Aesonlabs Data Recovery Undetectable Is a Symptom, Not a Diagnosis When an SD card is not detected by a computer, reader or recovery system,...
How OSINT Supports Compliance and Due Diligence Written by Guest Blogger: Issam Hanbali Open-source intelligence, commonly known as OSINT, is often associated with cybersecurity investigations, digital forensics, threat actor research, and online reconnaissance....
No Photons, No Alibi A Conservation-of-Trace Framework for Authenticating Imagery in the Age of Generative AI Written by Blogger Guest Blogger: Khaled S. Al Sannat Generative models have dissolved the oldest working assumption of visual evidence: that a photograph...
Unmasking the Synthetic: Using Metadata to Spot AI-Generated Images Written by Most images now feel like they have the touch of AI, where they feel too perfect. Sometimes the image looks clean, the lighting checks out, and the subject seems real. It is time to...
Mapping Threat Patterns Using Publicly Available Data Written by Guest Blogger: Ruqaya Osman Cybersecurity teams have long operated in two distinct lanes: those who investigate incidents after they occur, and those who gather intelligence to anticipate future...
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