
Former FBI senior forensic examiners Becky Passmore and Stacy Eldridge dive into the world of digital forensics—one byte at a time. Now running their own firms and teaching the next wave of cyber sleuths, they share real-world case insights, expert tips, and a sharp sense of humor. From computer and iPhone forensics to ransomware attacks, this podcast unpacks how digital evidence solves modern cri... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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What do the prosecution and defense say about all this digital evidence during their closing arguments in the mushroom murders? We're breaking it down along with some discussion on suppressed evidence from this case.
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In Part 2 of the mushroom murder, we discuss SIM card swapping and factory resetting mobile devices. Will there be any digital evidence left?
AKA the Erin Patterson Murders.
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In this episode, we travel to Australia to learn about the digital evidence in the Erin Patterson Case, AKA the Mushroom Murders. We discuss cell phone location records and browser history to see if they can reveal any clues about where those deadly ... more
Can you believe we're already 25 episodes into this podcast?! Join us as we look back at why we started, what we've learned, and what we're looking forward to.
Thank you to everyone who has listened, shared, and joined us as a guest!Of course, we lo... more
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This podcast focuses on the intricate world of digital forensics, presented through the expertise of former FBI senior forensic examiners who now lead their own firms. Each episode features real-world case studies, expert insights, and practical advice, providing listeners with a unique combination of humor and professionalism. Noteworthy topics include computer and mobile device forensics, ransomware attacks, and discussions on high-profile cases such as the Casey Anthony trial and the Epstein investigation. The engaging storytelling style makes complex subjects accessible, appealing to cybersecurity professionals, students, and true crime enthusiasts alike.
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