Cyber Investigation Services

We Having hands-on experience in digital forensics,

1. Computer Forensics :
Computer forensics is a scientific approach of inquiry and analysis used to collect admissible evidence from digital devices, computer networks, and computer components. It entails conducting a methodical investigation while preserving a recorded chain of evidence in order to determine precisely what occurred on a computer and who was responsible.

2. Mobile Phone (Android & Ios) Forensics :
Mobile forensics, a subfield of digital forensics, is the retrieval of data from an electronic source. Mobile forensics focuses on the recovery of evidence from mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. Because users rely so heavily on mobile devices for data transmitting, receiving, and searching, it is logical to suppose that these devices contain a substantial amount of evidence that investigators can use..
Mobile devices can retain a variety of data, including call logs and text messages, as well as web search history and location information. Mobile forensics is typically associated with law enforcement, although they are not the only ones who may rely on evidence gathered from a mobile device.

3. Investigate and Inquire a Website Content and Artifacts :
Web page artefacts stored on a user device may be of substantial value to a forensic examiner as evidence in an inquiry. Internet browser artefacts consist of Web page artefacts. Internet browser history, downloaded data, and cookie files are examples of other Internet artefacts. If the target device is a mobile device, evidence may also exist in database files, such as SQLite files.

4. Email Forensics :
E-mail forensics is the examination of the source and content of an e-mail message as evidence, as well as the identification of the actual sender, recipient, date and time of transmission, etc. The objective of forensic analysis of an email message is to determine the message's history and the identities of all parties involved.

5. Malware Forensics :
It is the process of discovering, analysing, and examining the many aspects of malware in order to identify the attackers and their motives. In addition, the approach comprises tasks such as examining the malicious code, identifying its entry, mode of dissemination, impact on the system, ports it attempts to utilise, etc.

6. CDR & IPDR Analysis and Visualization :
Call Detail Records (CDR) and Internet Protocol Detail Records (IPDR) help track details of a telecommunication call or message generated by a phone device. These logs contain metadata that describe details of a specific call, like calling phone number, destination port, start date/time, end date/time etc.