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INSIDE THE DARK WORLD OF CYBER-CRIME.
THE DIGITAL INVESTIGATOR.
ALL YOU NEED.
INSIDE THE DARK WORLD OF CYBER-CRIME.
THE DIGITAL INVESTIGATOR.
Background. With more and more technology available on a mainstream platform, individuals have started to specialize in breaking through it in order to assist another individual or entity. Private investigators may analyze texts, phone calls, tweets, photos, social network channels, websites, computer documents and more in order to discover when a spouse is cheating, a parent is not properly caring for his or her children or a business associate is stealing from the company. Different states have different laws regarding permissible procedures that private investigators or others may use. Below are a few ways that digital private investigators may uncover important evidence in their cases.
Review of Cell Phone Data. Even if someone deletes text messages, memos, calendar updates and call records, a private investigator may be able to recover this information. This level of detail can inform someone of who the person has had contact with, at what time and date the contact occurred and the content of the contact. WE ACCESS VIBER, WIRE, FB, SNAPCHAT, LINE, WICKR, SIGNAL, DUST, CYPHER, WHATSAPP and others at a fee.
Analysis of Phone Records. If phone records are available, such as if a spouse owns the phone or a company has received a subpoena for the records, private investigators may analyze call data. For example, a phone conversation that takes a long time or repeated calls during certain times like nights and weekends may indicate cheating.
Review of Websites. Digital private investigators may view certain websites to track whether a person has a presence there. For example, in suspected adultery cases, the private investigator may look through dating sites, escort service sties and personal ad sites for a particular individual’s profile or email addresses.
Social Media Sites. Digital private investigators may also look into the online presence of individuals on social media pages. They may look for posts that are made on public pages, friend pages and other pages. They can print out this information that may be used during court proceedings or just to gather information to confront the other party about.
Review of Cell Phone Data. Even if someone deletes text messages, memos, calendar updates and call records, a private investigator may be able to recover this information. This level of detail can inform someone of who the person has had contact with, at what time and date the contact occurred and the content of the contact. WE ACCESS VIBER, WIRE, FB, SNAPCHAT, LINE, WICKR, SIGNAL, DUST, CYPHER, WHATSAPP and others at a fee.
Analysis of Phone Records. If phone records are available, such as if a spouse owns the phone or a company has received a subpoena for the records, private investigators may analyze call data. For example, a phone conversation that takes a long time or repeated calls during certain times like nights and weekends may indicate cheating.
Review of Websites. Digital private investigators may view certain websites to track whether a person has a presence there. For example, in suspected adultery cases, the private investigator may look through dating sites, escort service sties and personal ad sites for a particular individual’s profile or email addresses.
Social Media Sites. Digital private investigators may also look into the online presence of individuals on social media pages. They may look for posts that are made on public pages, friend pages and other pages. They can print out this information that may be used during court proceedings or just to gather information to confront the other party about.
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Anyone who reads the news will have a clear idea of what "crime" involves. There are guns, welding torches, gangsters marauding through banks armed to the teeth. But the true extent of illegal activities stretches far beyond the violent crimes we are all too familiar with, and into a world where criminals operate comfortably from behind a screen. In fact, the underground Internet economy of cybercrime is a mirror image of the world we see every day. There are employees, bosses and online marketplaces, as well as corporations that could give even some of the largest Silicon Valley giants a run for their money. It's a world where, instead of trading goods such as clothes or bicycles, people trade and sell illegal data, as well as the tools used to obtain it. |
Anti Spying, Counter Espionage operations
We will sweep telephones and telephone lines, computers and computer lines, and offices to eliminate electronic eavesdropping and wiretaps and surveillance devices and hidden cameras IE.Wiretaps, Room Eavesdropping Bugs, Recorders, Covert Cameras, Microphones, GPS Trackers, Cell Phone Bugs, VOIP, Blue tooth & Wi-Fi Threats, Computer Bugs, Trojans, and Back doors used for Surveillance, Corporate Spying Espionage, Electronic Stalking , and Spouse snooping. We provide “Sweeps” in Offices, Homes, and Vehicles.
Computer, Cellphone video Audio and GPS forensics For Civil cases.
Online identity and website Protection.
We will not accept any assignment presented as an effort to thwart law enforcement.
Network Technology Service
Computer, Cellphone video Audio and GPS forensics For Civil cases.
Online identity and website Protection.
We will not accept any assignment presented as an effort to thwart law enforcement.
Network Technology Service
- Operating system Installations
- Virus Removal
- Hardware Upgrades
- System Diagnostics With Optimization
- Data Backup solutions
- Wireless Network Installation
- System router Implementation
- Security Implementation
- System Security Analysis
- Data Encryption Solutions.
- Best Choice for Debugging, Anti-Espionage, and Counter-Surveillance.
- Watson Investigations offers comprehensive debugging services in Austral/Asia. Our debugging service is highly effective at detecting and finding transmitting and non-transmitting cameras, wiretaps, GPS trackers, and phone recording and/or listening devices in homes, conference rooms, offices, department stores, cars, and other locations. With today’s technology, these types of devices can be very small, well hidden, and virtually anywhere. For instance, cameras can be hidden under furniture or in picture frames, or disguised as a clock or smoke detector. These spying, surveillance, and eavesdropping devices have been used by spouses, law enforcement, governments, business associates, partners, employers, and coworkers seeking to gather evidence or intelligence; as well as criminals looking for incriminating camera footage or information for blackmail.
- Watson Investigations and Private Detectives Serving the Public, Corporations and Governments since 1987.Whether you suspect corporate espionage at your business, or you have a hotel or department store and are concerned about hidden cameras in your bathrooms or changing rooms, you can call Excell Investigations for reliable debugging services at an affordable price. We use the most-advanced, wireless detecting equipment available today. This equipment is highly sensitive and can accurately detect wireless cameras, wiretaps, bugs, and more without causing electromagnetic interference or interfering with wiring. Our bug sweeping, anti-espionage, and counter-surveillance services are performed by our highly experienced investigators who are well trained, discreet, and licensed by the proper Government Agencies.
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The loot
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The type of data stolen typically includes passwords and credit card details, but it may also include; trades for firearms, appliances, intellectual property, education and identity documents, which can all be purchased over the Internet OR THE DEEP OR DARK WEB without much hassle. While a simple date of birth doesn't seem to be that valuable, if paired with other key identifiers such as the Mother's maiden name, for instance, it enables cybercriminals to unlock almost every door to a user's identity, allowing the criminals to make physical purchases, withdraw cash or even obtain passports illegally. |
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It is also worth noting that the community of the underground economy appears to be very structured, with real human beings bridging the gap between virtual theft and real goods delivery. Criminals can be sitting outside a physical address waiting for a delivery to arrive, withdrawing money from a Western Union branch under a fake identity in return for a percentage of the cash, to launching distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks to divert attention from other crimes.
This poses serious threats to companies that depend on intellectual property (IP) for their revenue. There have been numerous documented losses of millions of dollars attributed to IP theft alone.
For instance, authorities in the United States indicted five Chinese hackers back in May for widespread attempts to steal IP from US firms and sell it to private companies in China. The co-conspirators used e-mail messages known as 'spearfishing' messages to trick unwitting recipients into giving the co-conspirators access to their computers.
This poses serious threats to companies that depend on intellectual property (IP) for their revenue. There have been numerous documented losses of millions of dollars attributed to IP theft alone.
For instance, authorities in the United States indicted five Chinese hackers back in May for widespread attempts to steal IP from US firms and sell it to private companies in China. The co-conspirators used e-mail messages known as 'spearfishing' messages to trick unwitting recipients into giving the co-conspirators access to their computers.
THE WALL STREET OF CYBER-CRIME.
If you have ever wondered where these deals are signed off, trading occurs in apparently normal looking IRC chats or forums 24 hours a day. Despite the illegal nature of the topics discussed, these websites tend to state legitimate sounding disclaimers, hiding in plain sight and protecting themselves from accusations of running a criminal enterprise. And over the last two or three years, as evidenced by the "Silk Road" takedown, this has moved largely to the "Deep Web" where there are no pretensions. Reached using anonymous systems, hidden from traditional search engines, and often dynamically relocated, this is where the "heavy" criminal activity takes place.
The transactions include a world of lexicon unfamiliar to the rest of us, with cyber criminals banding about words and phrases such as "fullz" (i.e. full identity records), "cvvs" (i.e. credit card tracking information) and "socks" or private desktop access and proxies to you and me. The sheer volume of data being exchanged is staggering, with chat rooms able to host more than 500 people at any one time on a regular basis, trading information at an agreed price.
Although not always profitable, this business certainly represents a serious threat to the safety of all of us. The size of this underground operation is huge, with cyber-attacks widely used during the late 2000's by the Russian mafia to blackmail shop keepers with a warning message prior to an armed robbery.
Cybercrime might not resonate as loud as a gunshot, but it certainly carries the same danger.
The transactions include a world of lexicon unfamiliar to the rest of us, with cyber criminals banding about words and phrases such as "fullz" (i.e. full identity records), "cvvs" (i.e. credit card tracking information) and "socks" or private desktop access and proxies to you and me. The sheer volume of data being exchanged is staggering, with chat rooms able to host more than 500 people at any one time on a regular basis, trading information at an agreed price.
Although not always profitable, this business certainly represents a serious threat to the safety of all of us. The size of this underground operation is huge, with cyber-attacks widely used during the late 2000's by the Russian mafia to blackmail shop keepers with a warning message prior to an armed robbery.
Cybercrime might not resonate as loud as a gunshot, but it certainly carries the same danger.
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