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Deleted chats aren’t always the end of the story—GMDSOFT’s latest Tech Letter shows how MD-RED uncovers typed, unsent, and overlooked keyboard app data to help investigators recover critical evidence.
New tools from Semantics 21 help digital investigators surface intelligence faster, assess deepfakes, and generate structured scene descriptions — all offline and alongside existing forensic workflows…
How can vehicle data help determine who was involved in a crime? Berla demonstrates how door, seat, and seatbelt events can reconstruct occupant activity and timelines.
Missing event logs can mean missing evidence — here’s why proactive archiving is essential for reliable timeline reconstruction in digital investigations.
Read the latest DFIR news – tech-facilitated abuse and AI deepfakes, mobile anti-forensics research, investigator burnout, new DFIR tools, and more.
Join Cellebrite on March 18 to explore key trends shaping digital forensics and digital evidence in public safety.
Belkasoft CEO Yuri Gubanov discusses the company’s current line-up of products, how AI can be used in investigations, and the evolving challenges facing digital forensic investigators worldwide.
Forensics Europe Expo returns to Olympia London on 1–2 July 2026, bringing the forensic community together to explore the latest developments in crime scene investigation, laboratory science, and digi…
Emma Pickering of Refuge warns of a 62% surge in tech-facilitated abuse—from stalkerware and spy cams to deepfakes and wearable surveillance—and explains why policing and digital forensics must urgent…
AI adoption, mobile evidence challenges, and expanding toolkits are reshaping enterprise digital investigations—here are four key insights from the new 2026 State of Enterprise DFIR Report by Magnet F…
Discover what’s new on Forensic Focus – explore how Amped Replay simplifies video redaction, preview Techno Security East 2026 in Myrtle Beach, learn how ADF Pro addresses the Landeck ruling, and more…
A House of Lords inquiry has exposed a growing mental health crisis in digital forensics—one many investigators have been quietly living with for years.
Detego Global launches Artefact_Compare in Detego Analyse AI+, enabling investigators to quickly verify device integrity by comparing pre- and post-deployment snapshots across major operating systems.
Read the latest DFIR news – Magnet Forensics Virtual Summit insights, Windows USB timeline analysis, Amped Replay redaction updates, and more.
SS8’s Discovery platform helped a South American intelligence agency cut complex homicide evidence review from weeks to hours—fusing fragmented data into secure, actionable intelligence that accelerat…
cross-posted from my blog TLDR The map of how the activations of one ‘source’ layer in an LLM impact the activations in some later ‘target’ layer can provide vectors for steering LLM behavior. Computi…
This post is an attempt to better operationalize FDT (functional decision theory). It answers the following questions: given a logical causal graph, how do we define the logical do-operator? what is l…
This work was conducted during the MATS 9.0 program under Neel Nanda and Senthooran Rajamanoharan. There's been a lot of buzz around Claude's 30K word constitution ("soul doc"), and unusual ways Anthr…
I was inspired to revise my formulation of this thought experiment by Ihor Kendiukhov's post On The Independence Axiom . Kendiukhov quotes Scott Garrabrant : My take is that the concept of expected ut…
Writing up a probably-obvious point that I want to refer to later, with significant writing LLM writing help. TL;DR: 1) A common critique of AI safety evaluations is that they occur in unrealistic set…
A central AI safety concern is that AIs will develop unintended preferences and undermine human control to achieve them. But some unintended preferences are cheap to satisfy, and failing to satisfy th…
TL;DR: We introduce a testbed based on censored Chinese LLMs, which serve as natural objects of study for studying secret elicitation techniques. Then we study the efficacy of honesty elicitation and …
The context is MIRI's twist on Axelrod's Prisoner's Dilemma tournament . Axelrod's competitors were programs, facing each other in an iterated Prisoner's Dilemma. MIRI's tournament is a one-shot Priso…
I originally wrote this as a private doc for people working in the field - it's not super polished, or optimized for a broad audience. But I'm publishing anyway because inference-verification is a new…