Apple Tells U.S. Judge ‘Impossible’ to Unlock iPhones Using its Latest Operating System. In a recent article written by Federal Court Correspondent Nate Raymond of Thompson Reuters, Apple Inc. responded to a U.S. Judge after orders were made by the U.S. Justice Department that would force the company to unlock an iPhone seized during an […]
Civil Litigators Who Do Not Consider Collecting Mobile Data Risk Missing Crucial Information. OSCE/Patrick Lauke on Flickr In a digitalforensicsmagazine.com article written by Yuval Ben Moshe the author points to the issue about how it is now harder for people to ‘switch off’ after work and leave work behind, as the basic function of a […]
Recent Study Finds That Used Electronic Devices Sold Online May Contain Residual Data. Image from freeimages.com A new global security study performed by Blanco Technology Group and Kroll Ontrack revealed startling information. The examination found varying amounts and types of residual data on used mobile devices, hard disk drives and solid state drives purchased online […]
Jason Finishes in Palmerton, PA at The 2015 Spartan Super. Jason Silva Sporting His 2015 Spartan Finisher Metal In His Favorite Junto T-Shirt Congratulations to Jason Silva! The Cornerstone Discovery, Director of Operations recently completed the 8+ mile Spartan Super Race at Blue Mountain in Palmerton, PA while sporting his favorite Junto t-shirt. Spartan Races […]
FBI Believes That a Two-Minute or Less Conversation can be Listened to in its Entirety Even if it has Nothing to do With the Investigation at Hand. Image by tom1 at freeimages.com Mark Hamblett from the New York Law Journal reports the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit declined to adopt a rule […]
Technically Possible for Google to Wiretap Conversations at the Request of Law Enforcement Agents. Google Hangouts In an article written by Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai from Motherboard.vice.com, he reports Google’s popular Hangouts service, which can be used for both text-based as well as audio-video conversations, doesn’t use end-to-end encryption. As a result, this makes it technically possible […]
Ensures Video will be Available Regardless if the Phone is Seized, Video Deleted or the Phone is Destroyed. Image By Chris Yarzab via Wikimedia Commons Jon Wiener announced via his post on www.thenation.com the ALCU released in California a free smart-phone app that allows people to transmit cellphone video of police encounters to the ACLU […]
Users May Want to be More Cautious About What They Enter Into Status Updates or Comments Prior to Posting. Facebook In a recent article posted by Ben Rossi on Information-Age, a technology consultant based in Ireland claims Facebook collects all content that is typed into its website, even if it’s not posted. After being approached […]
Admissibility of Privately Recorded Cell Phone Calls Under Pennsylvania Wiretap Act. Image from freeimages.com Let’s say your Pennsylvania client wants to record his telephone conversation with another person, without that person’s consent, for use as evidence to support the client’s claim or defense. You know that under Pennsylvania’s Wiretapping and Electronic Surveillance Control Act, 18 […]
At the Sole Discretion of a U.S. Customs and Border Patrol Officer, any Device can be Searched and its Contents Read. Image by Emoji One via Wikimedia Commons An interesting article written by Alex Richardson and posted on motherboard.vice.com, highlights the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Privacy Impact Assessment for the Border Searches of […]
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