Digital forensics expert & expert witness · The Forbes digital forensics columnist
When it comes to mobile device evidence, time is not on your side. Unlike paper documents or even desktop computers, cellular devices are in a constant state of change. Location data, application logs, system artifacts, and usage history are…
Important Disclaimer: I am a digital forensics expert, not an attorney. This guide describes technical workflows for using AI tools (including Perplexity) in litigation support. It is not legal advice, ethics advice, or billing guidance. Attorneys…
AI “unmasking” images of the Minneapolis ICE shooter are forgeries, not enhancements.
Elon Musk’s Grok shows why regulators can’t treat synthetic CSAM as a fix-it-later problem.
Viral AI images after the MInneapolis ICE shooting show how easily fabricated faces can masquerade as evidence —and why that confusion is dangerous.
Arkansas’ new work zone cameras can now spot drivers using phones in construction zones, alerting highway police to stop and ticket distracted drivers.
An AI police report tool turned a cop into a “frog,” exposing how generative AI in policing can warp reality.
Police in Pennsylvania can now obtain many Google search records without a warrant.
5.6 million Social Security numbers stolen in 700Credit breach. Auto finance data exposed.
A 16TB database with 4.3 billion LinkedIn‑style work profiles was left wide open online, handing scammers perfect fuel to target you, your boss and your company.
A California judge caught a suspected deepfake submitted as real evidence. Now judges nationwide warn they're unprepared as new federal rules stall for years.
