Wednesday, 25 March 2020

6 Types of Digital Forensics That Can Help Solve Your Case


Digital or cyber forensics are changing the way that crimes are solved. In crimes related to a computer or similar electronic device, digital forensics can also be used in a court of law. But it's not only the police force who use digital forensics. If you hire a private investigator in Texas they can help answer your questions using some of the latest technology.

Here are six different types of digital forensics you need to know about it.

Computer forensics

this is the recovery of material and information found on a computing device such as a desktop PC, laptop and any of its internal storage components such as hard drives where information can be collected as evidence.

Mobile device forensics

Similar to computer forensics, this is applied to the storage media used by mobile devices such as phones or tablets – typically via SIM cards or GPS. This can often be crossed over with computer forensics due to the similar approach.

Networking forensics

This is the analysis and retrieval of information over a networking server. This is applicable to locating sources of cyber-attacks and other malicious transferrals over a network that can potentially be collected as evidence for crimes.

Memory forensics

This is the live analysis and recovery of information and data operating on the system’s memory (RAM). This is useful when there is information present in a system’s volatile data that isn’t easily found on storage media.

Video and audio forensics

This is the analysis of digital audio or video recordings. This is carried out to determine legitimacy of the recording to determine whether or not it has been edited or modified – which then determines its potential for use in court.

Image forensics

Similar to video and audio forensics, the metadata of images are analysed in order to determine the legitimacy and locate a source for it.




Friday, 20 March 2020

Stay Away From Health Care Fraud Investigation

Today, health care fraud is the headache of an entire world. It's no secret that healthcare fraud accounts for an estimated 100 billion dollars a year in the United States alone, and it's increasingly a reason that health care costs continue to rise.

Thursday, 20 February 2020

How to protect yourself from false forensics


It is commonly understood that once something leaves the closed system of your phone or computer, it is out of your hands. Text messages are saved by providers, blog posts are screenshotted and saved, and calls are logged or recorded. When it comes to technology, nothing is ephemeral.

That said, technology is highly adaptable by nature. Every time we think we have found a way to outsmart it, a new strain of deception appears. Many people are aware of 'deep fakes,' a method of effectively impersonating someone via video editing. Considering how simple it has become to alter someone's face and words, the act of altering text is hardly outside the realm of possibility.

Problems with digital evidence

On top of this, a number of problems prevent law enforcement from accurately assessing digital evidence. This includes the amount of digital evidence (thousands of texts can be sent within the span of a few hours); the difficulty of obtaining original copies of messages (screenshots are easily edited and tech giants are notoriously slow at providing data); and the ease of cherry-picking information from a seemingly endless source (you might have searched for a term tangentially related to the crime five years ago).


False forensics can be particularly damaging in cases that involve fraud and sexual assault. Messages can be erased or edited to appear in someone else's favor, or to hide evidence of misrepresentation. Especially when dealing with law enforcement who might not be trained to deal with digital evidence, a doctored email could sway an entire case against you.

Computer forensics in Dallas

Bearing everything in mind, it is crucial to consider your own technological safety. Computer forensics should be handled by experts, who have a professional understanding of the evidence. ICFECI offers computer forensics in Dallas and computer forensics in Fort Worth with the goal of protecting you from false accusations or mishandling of crucial evidence. Our experts are trained to identify relevant parts of data, in addition to often overlooked warning signs for when messages have been deleted or doctored.

In today's world, it is easier than ever to frame someone using technology. You need to ensure that you are doing everything you can to make technology work in your favor.


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Monday, 10 February 2020

Cyber Forensic Services: A Revolution in the Field of Cyber Security


ICFECI is the finest pro-defendant private investigative services you will find in Texas. Committed to supporting our clients from start to finish, we offer an array of services handled by experts with years of industry experience in the labyrinthine maze of criminal laws.

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Tuesday, 21 January 2020

How Cell Phones Can Save the Day?


When people think about the insidious and, frankly, not unwelcome, growth of technology in our lives, it is usually with a twinge of guilt: ‘I shouldn’t spend so much time on Twitter,’ or ‘I’m working on keeping screen-time to a minimum,’ and so on. But the rise of mobile technology is probably here to stay: it’s just too useful to us! Need milk? Message your partner to pick some up. Running late? A quick phone call, email or SMS reassures the person you are meeting that you are on the way.


But there are other ways that being ‘always connected’ can help, and that is when a crime is committed and someone else ends up being accused because of an unfortunate coincidence. This can be a resemblance between them and the real criminal, crossing paths with the real criminal as they make their getaway, or any number of happenstances that can occasionally happen – some of them being so very unlikely that a writer of fiction would not dare make them up. As the saying goes, life is often stranger than fiction as seen by this the tale, often recounted in cybercrime anecdotes all across the US, from cyber forensic services in Fort Worth to police forces in Seattle and Minneapolis.

Charley Bergin, a tow truck driver, was called out one night to discover that a man had got his truck stuck in the New Mexico desert. The man had called his son, who obligingly drove out to rescue his dad, only to get stuck him. The man and his son then called on another friend to help them, and that friend got stuck too! Realizing they needed expert help, they finally called on Charley who came out and pulled all three trucks free of the mire. In the midst of all this busy-ness, Charley’s wife phoned him and they got into an argument. Tiring of his beloved’s voice, Charley lobbed his phone into nearby bushes, finished his job and drove home to face the music. The discovery of not one but several bodies in the vicinity, alongside Charley’s phone, had Charley on the hook for serial murder, but after he told his highly unlikely tale, the police checked it out, and soon had the real murderer safely locked up!

But phones can save suspects in other ways too: Larry T Roberts looked very much like a man wanted for murder and was accused. Witnesses, misunderstanding their instructions picked out Roberts as the guilty party, and things looked very bleak until his cell-phone was forensically examined, and a timeline of his calls and movements over the night in question showed that he was many miles away for considerable time on either side of the murder. On the brink of being jailed for a very long time, Roberts was hugely relieved that the truth was uncovered in time.

And this is the worth of cyber forensic services in Dallas and all across the US: done correctly they can ensure that the truth of your innocence is revealed ensuring that justice is correctly served for the victims as well as for the innocents wrongly accused of crimes they did not commit.


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Friday, 17 January 2020

Computer & Cell Phone Forensics Expert’s Guide


ØThe results of forensic science are likely the number one factor in solving cold cases. Image for over 30 years, having an unsolved criminal case hanging over your head. One of the largest serial crimes was solved by the use of computer forensic services.
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