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Forensic facts/Screenshots as evidence Screenshots are convenient. They’re quick, visual, and easy for clients to share — but in the courtroom, convenience can be a trap. Screenshots alone rarely meet the evidentiary standards for authenticity, and relying on them without proper verification can put your entire argument at risk.

20 Forensic Facts for Attorneys

20 Digital Forensics Facts for Attorneys 20 Digital Forensics Facts for Attorneys copyright 2025 Steve Burgess Deleted ≠ gone: Most deleted files remain recoverable until overwritten. Every case is a data case: Even “non-digital” disputes usually contain text messages, emails, or documents. Forensic imaging: A “bit-for-bit” or fo...

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Keep Your Kids Safe Online / Avoiding Pegasus Malware Pegasus was a superfast magical horse from Greek mythology that could fly over barriers, see everything from above, avoid detection, and had a really cute family in Disney’s Fantasia.

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Picture This: Keep Your Kids Safe Online. Copyright 2025, Steve Burgess Yes, social media is fun. It helps to keep us in touch and stay in relationship with friends and loved ones. Even folks you haven’t seen or heard from in decades. And, as we all know, our kids are the most beautiful, creative, intelligent beings on the planet. And our...

The latest Burgess Forensics newsletter!
The latest Burgess Forensics newsletter!

2FA Fraud; AI & Elder Abuse - Burgess Forensics Newsletter While there’s a lot of “we’ll see” in the answers to these questions, one immediate and quite pressing issue is how AI is contributing to Elder Abuse. Elder abuse is an action(s) in any relationship where there is an expectation of trust that causes harm or distress to an older person.

My latest blog post - on the latest AT&T data breach:

AT&T Data Breach and Hack: What Does it Mean to Me? AT&T Data Breach and Hack: What Does it Mean to Me? copyright 2024, Steven Burgess It was ginormous. It included almost all wireless customers from 2022. Did you have an AT&T phone or other account in 2022? You’re one of 110 million (gasp). You be hacked, my friend. But the data wasn’t gathered ...