Electronic Devices Examination

Electronic devices examination is a technical and legal process used in cybercrime cases to collect digital evidence from internet-connected devices, such as computers and smartphones, to support the judiciary in confirming the occurrence of cybercrimes. In the context of cybercrime cases, it is a technical and legal procedure aimed at gathering digital evidence from devices to uncover information related to a cyber or criminal offense.

This examination is conducted based on a justified judicial order from a competent investigative authority, such as the Public Prosecution or an investigating judge, to seize, collect, or inspect the data on the device. The procedure involves searching and inspecting software, databases, information systems, and tracking data wherever it exists within any electronic system.

Company examinations also include the recovery of deleted data from electronic devices (all types of mobile phones, desktop computers, and laptops), including conversations from social media apps, photos, videos, and any other digital evidence related to cybercrime investigations.

 

 

1. Check for any physical damage, such as cracks or scratches on the screen

2. Ensure that all buttons function properly.

3. Inspect the exterior of the device for any physical damage.
4. Examine the power cable for any frayed or exposed wires.