JOSH MOULIN
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LATEST POSTS
My John Deere X500 tractor is great and is always up to any challenge I seem to throw at it, but when using a snowblower the built-in headlights just don't cut it. This post walks through how I added LED lights to my 44" snowblower.
Digital forensics can be an important tool to find missing people. Examining the contents of a person's phone or computer, looking at their habits as recorded on their FitBit, or social media updates are all examples of how a forensic analyst may help identify where a person currently is, who they have been with, where they have been, or where they are headed.
In order to use social media evidence in a criminal trial, attorneys must ensure that the evidence is properly acquired and authenticated. As this case from Vermont highlights, evidence must be introduced to sufficiently prove that social media content can be attributed to a party.
Coding used by web developers to improve the user experience (UX) of web browsing can cause data to be stored within a user's device without the knowledge or interaction of the user.