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Explaining Email Forensics using CIPHER(Cloud Platform for Hosted Email and Records). Email forensics is the process of investigating email communications to uncover evidence of cybercrime, fraud, or unauthorized activity. It involves analyzing email headers, metadata, sender information, message content, attachments, routing paths, and timestamps to verify authenticity, trace origins, detect phishing or spoofing, recover deleted emails, and support digital investigations or legal proceedings. #repost⚡️

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Why Transaction Hash Investigation Is Important in Crypto Forensics. Transaction hash investigation is a critical part of crypto forensics because it allows investigators to verify and trace cryptocurrency movements directly on the blockchain. A transaction hash serves as a unique digital receipt for a crypto transaction. With it, an investigator can confirm when a transaction occurred, the amount transferred, the sending and receiving wallet addresses, transaction fees, and whether the transaction was successfully confirmed. In this case, I was investigating a wallet belonging to a friend who reported that his funds had been stolen by a hacker. Using the transaction hash ID, I was able to review the wallet’s blockchain activity and examine the transaction history linked to the address. The analysis showed that, out of 94 recorded transactions, the wallet had only one notable incoming fund transfer. The wallet received 1.67307044 BTC on 2021-05-01 at 15:05 UTC. This information is important because it helps establish a transaction timeline, identify the source of funds, and support further tracing of where the funds may have moved afterwards. Transaction hash investigation is therefore important because it helps investigators move from assumptions to verifiable blockchain evidence. It provides a clear starting point for tracing stolen cryptocurrency, documenting fund movement, and preparing evidence for reporting, recovery efforts, or law enforcement action.

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Just turned my Infinix X660C into a dedicated mobile pentesting lab! ​Bypassed AVB, flashed Magisk for root, and deployed Termux. SSL unpinning, deep app forensics, and on-the-go recon are now fully unlocked. @elormkdaniel @RedHatPentester

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HIVESQLITE EXPLORER After 7 months, we have finally launched HIVESQLITE EXPLORER. This is a browser-based, multi-evidence SQLite forensic console for HIVE CONSULT. You load up to 7 SQLite databases (think app data from phones, browser history, iOS biome files, and vehicle/GPS logs), and it lets you inspect, cross-reference, and report on them all client-side, so nothing ever leaves the examiner's machine. How it helps an investigation: 1. Preserves integrity: opens databases read-only and computes a SHA-256 hash per file, giving you verifiable evidence for chain of custody. 2. Correlates across evidence: query all loaded databases at once, or merge a shared table (e.g., call logs from several seized phones) with a _source_db column so you never lose track of where each row came from. 3. Decodes the messy parts: a timestamp decoder translates raw Unix/WebKit/Apple/FILETIME values into readable dates, and detected GPS coordinates are plotted on a map. 4. Produces the deliverable: captures case details and flagged records of interest, then generates a branded, print-ready forensic report. Link: sqlite.hivesecurityconsult.com

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If you missed it, Ghana’s coach Carlos Queiroz once served as a long-time assistant to Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United. Carlos Queiroz worked as assistant manager to Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United in two spells (notably 2002–2003 and 2004–2008). He was a key part of Ferguson’s coaching staff during successful periods, contributing to tactics, training methods, and player development.