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Two Egyptian mummies were scanned in Los Angeles with half-millimeter precision, and doctors found something they weren't expecting in a 2,200-year-old spineAncient Egyptian mummies, Nes-Min and Nes-Hor, underwent advanced CT scans at Keck Hospital, revealing a unique spinal trepanation on Nes-M...- Will the Nancy Guthrie case finally be cracked? Here's what an expert says about the next the move that could expose the suspectThe FBI is reportedly considering new technological tools to advance the Nancy Guthrie case, potentially focusing on video forensics, signa...
- FBI DNA hair sample Nancy Guthrie case update: how new forensic evidence could finally identify a suspect in 2026 investigation?The FBI DNA hair sample Nancy Guthrie case has reached a critical forensic moment in 2026. Federal investigators now hold DNA data extracte...
- DNA breakthrough in Nancy Guthrie case could finally crack mystery wide openNancy Guthrie case update: Investigators have no suspects in Nancy Guthrie's disappearance over two months later. DNA expert CeCe Moore bel...
- Cybercrime roadmap 2026: Nearly 2,500 law enforcement personnel trained on latest forensic tools, techniquesIndia is bolstering its fight against cybercrime with a comprehensive plan for 2026. The Centre is reportedly training thousands of law enf...
- Red Fort car blast: AIIMS forensic lab gets DNA samples of Pulwama suspect's kin, to carry out further investigationsDNA samples from the mother and brother of Dr Umar Nabi, a suspect in the Delhi blast, have been collected. These samples will be matched w...
- Android devices to auto-reboot after three days of inactivity in latest Google security updateIf a device remains locked and unused for 72 hours, it will automatically restart. Upon reboot, it enters the “Before First Unlock” (BFU) s...
- 400 police personnel are being trained at National Forensic Science University: Assam CM Himanta Biswa SarmaAssam CM Sarma said as many as 400 police personnel from the State police force are being trained at the Ahmedabad-based National Forensic ...
- What is eDNA that lingers in water, even your cup of tea and can be pulled from thin air?It has been clear for decades that fragments of our DNA cover the planet like litter.
- How Delhi cops took cue from West, used new tech in riots conspiracy probeGeo-location analysis was also used by police to extract details from Google Maps installed on the phones of the accused to establish their...
- Two tiger reserves’ staff will learn to fight online crimeEmployees of Kali Tiger Reserve in Uttara Kannada and Nagarhole, which falls in Kodagu and Mysuru, will attend the training
- Bacteria found on the body can help forensic scientists determine time of deathCurrently, when a deceased human is discovered, the forensic techniques for estimating time elapsed since death is not very precise.
- Ernst and Young, KPMG and Deloitte scaling up teams on forensic talentAccording to the EY Global Forensic Data Analytics Survey 2016, the focus on major FDA deployments is growing.
- 534 phishing incidents reported last year: CERT-InAs many as 534 phishing incidents were reported last year, of which 342 involved phishing websites hosted outside India, according to data ...
- Cybercrime, fraud, bribery key concerns for firms: SurveyThe EY 2016 Global Forensic Data Analytics Survey says that 40 per cent of its Indian respondents are concerned about cybercrime.
- Managing business finances: Zero-based budgetingAs businesses have to operate in a very volatile and competitive environment, controlling expenditures and managing finances will always be...
- Lessons for cops on wildlife crimePolice officers were imparted lessons on latest techniques and tools to effectively deal with wildlife-related crimes, especially poaching,...
- Indian scientists develop software to catch computer botnetsResearchers wrote that millions of computers across the globe are infected with malware, despite the best efforts of public awareness campa...
- More tools developed to crack cyber crimesLaw enforcing agencies are now armed with more software tools to fight cyber crimes with a premier centre claiming to have developed them.
- IB, CBI get e-tool to tackle cyber crimesIn a move to tighten cyber security, India’s law enforcement agencies (LEAs), such as CBI and IB, are set to deploy an advanced IT forensic...
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