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Tag: cell phone eavesdropping

  • Bug Detection Out of the Office

    Bug Detection Out of the Office

    During nice weather, business is conducted in a lot of places outside the office. Think the golf course or even on a boat. was called about Technical Surveillance Countermeasures (TSCM) services from a financial planner’s attorney.  His client had suddenly lost several clients to a specific competitor and was suspicious about why – and how.…

  • Cell Phone Forensics Exposes Source of Harassing Messages

    Cell Phone Forensics Exposes Source of Harassing Messages

    was recently called into an interesting case that could have easily escalated into violence or a life changed forever. We got a call from an attorney who was representing a couple and their college-age daughter. The daughter was receiving harassing texts, calls and messages on her cell phone. They believed the former girlfriend of a…

  • Cell Phone Records Critical to Defense Attorney’s Arsenal

    Cell Phone Records Critical to Defense Attorney’s Arsenal

    Cell phone forensics is becoming as important a tool for attorneys as DNA evidence. All you have to do is stand in line at any store or sit in any restaurant to see that most customers are either talking on one or using it to find the best deal or discount coupon. That proliferation of…

  • Decrease Threats by Reducing Vulnerability to Cell Phone Spy

    Decrease Threats by Reducing Vulnerability to Cell Phone Spy

    Let’s talk cell phone spyware detection. Remember this number: 95%. McAfee estimates that’s the percentage of malware ever devised that has been created in the past year. And, the amount of malware detected by them increased 44% last year, too. Those are dismal numbers that illustrate the growing threat to online security. Many of the…

  • Are Cell Phone Forensics at Risk?

    Are Cell Phone Forensics at Risk?

    The majority of states have adopted laws against texting while driving, but I just read an editorial saying that few of the laws are being enforced. Now legislators and the public want insurance companies to know who is using a cell phone while operating a vehicle and let that drive rates. Some are even calling…

  • Security Starts with TSCM

    Security Starts with TSCM

    got a call from a CEO who was concerned about an upcoming board meeting. The board would be discussing some very confidential matters including the terms of the sale of the company. If news of the sale was leaked, it could damage not only the negotiations, but the financial health of the company and the…

  • 2 Secrets to Criminal Defense Using Cell Phone Forensics

    2 Secrets to Criminal Defense Using Cell Phone Forensics

    Teachers are always encouraging school children to look for patterns – that’s because patterns are so revealing. And it’s not only true in math and science; it’s true in investigations, too. No. 1 Secret – Patterns Tell a Story in Mobile Phone Analysis With years of experience in the field, the investigators at know how…

  • Cell Phone Forensics Might be the Best Defense

    Cell Phone Forensics Might be the Best Defense

    Cell phone forensics at is more than mobile phone forensic analysis. It can include mobile phone spyware detection or cell phone hack detection and sim card forensics, but it includes many other aspects when it comes to defense in a criminal case. For instance, to provide admissible evidence to support a defendant, we employ a…

  • Who is Safe from a Mobile Spy?

    Who is Safe from a Mobile Spy?

    In a recent discussion with one of the cellphone experts at , I learned that the Blackberry is probably the least “hackable” phone out there. A cell phone forensic analysis can include what is called a password bypass. In fact, we have been asked to uncover passwords that had been lost or forgotten. That is…

  • Unfair Competitive Edge Can be Averted through TSCM Sweep

    Unfair Competitive Edge Can be Averted through TSCM Sweep

    There are so many reasons for electronic surveillance. Just about any situation that includes a competitive element provides the impetus for covert surveillance. Corporate and industrial espionage may be what first comes to mind, but spy listening devices can be used in every industry and field. According to an ESPN article from April, 2012, there…