Interpol review of digital evidence for 2019–2022

Reedy, Paul

doi:10.1016/j.fsisyn.2022.100313

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“…It is said that every human activity leaves a digital trace [ 14 ]. There are multiple instances where digital data are used to solve the crime in a court of law [ 15 ].…”

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Misinterpretation of a Gunshot Injury by a Non-forensic Medicine Expert: A Case Report of Misguidance in a Criminal Investigation Involving the Unusual Firearm Injury 'Kronlein Shot’

Wankhade,

Kumar

2024

Cureus

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In India, the majority of postmortem examinations are conducted by medical professionals who lack expertise in the field of forensic medicine. Medicolegal autopsy services that are done by forensic experts are primarily confined to tertiary care centers, although a significant portion of medicolegal postmortem examinations occurs in non-tertiary healthcare setups. In this context, postmortem examination reports occasionally fail to encompass essential medicolegal features, resulting in dissatisfaction among both crime investigators and the deceased's relatives. As the doctors managing these postmortem examinations are not experts in the field of forensic medicine, if a case involves an unusual pattern of injury, the situation becomes further complicated. The absence of proper forensic assessments heightens the risk of the crime investigation heading in the wrong direction. Firearm injuries are well known for their varied pattern of injury. The present case reports one of the unusual patterns of firearm injury where a gunshot injury with close contact on the head resulted in the bursting of the skull, which is commonly referred to as a Kronlein shot. Such injuries involve extreme skull mutilation. Unlike typical contact gunshot injuries, in cases of extensive facial and cranial destruction, locating the entry wound and detecting other typical features of firearm injury become challenging. This complexity confused the autopsy surgeons of this case who were not experts in forensic medicine and mis-framed the opinion regarding the causative weapon which in turn confused the police official in the crime investigation. The case was later on referred to our institute for forensic medicine expert opinion and opinion was given after consideration of postmortem examination findings mentioned in the postmortem report, photographs of the deceased, circumstantial evidence gathered by police, and correlating all these facts with standard published literature. The case underscores the essential role of forensic experts in decoding complex medicolegal mysteries and ensuring accurate justice delivery. The case also highlights the importance of the need for comprehensive forensic examinations and considering circumstantial evidence in drawing various conclusions in a medicolegal autopsy.

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“…It is said that every human activity leaves a digital trace [ 14 ]. There are multiple instances where digital data are used to solve the crime in a court of law [ 15 ].…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Misinterpretation of a Gunshot Injury by a Non-forensic Medicine Expert: A Case Report of Misguidance in a Criminal Investigation Involving the Unusual Firearm Injury 'Kronlein Shot’

Wankhade,

Kumar

2024

Cureus

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“…The findings indicate that virtual reality factors influence the behavior of HR personnel in their response to the adoption of new technology and the utilization of renewable energy in waste management companies in Indonesia. (Reedy, 2023) this type of technology has the potential to completely transform workers' behavior, leading to wholehearted acceptance of its implementation to enhance business growth and HR performance.…”

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“…Virtual reality (VR) is widely regarded as a momentous advancement in the evolution of human-computer interaction. When compared to traditional interfaces, it generates a more engaging and interactive experience (Reedy, 2023). Moreover, virtual reality exerts a substantial influence on the corporate realm, particularly in the domains of marketing, training, and education.…”

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Green Tech and Human Dynamics: Transforming Indonesia’s Waste Industry with VR, AR, and Renewable Energy Innovations

Manurung

2024

IJEEP

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The objective of this study is to assess the impact of implementing virtual reality technology, augmented reality, renewable energy, and green leadership on industrial sustainability in waste management in Indonesia. Additionally, this study aims to examine the role of HR attitudes as a moderating variable in this context. The study focuses on leaders of large and medium-sized companies in Indonesia in 2022. The study examines several variables, including virtual reality, augmented reality, the application of renewable energy, and the application of green leadership. The study also considers exogenous variables such as industrial sustainability in waste management in Indonesia, and moderating variables such as HR behaviour. The data analysis employs SEM analysis using SMART PLS 3.0 software. The study methodology employed entails a quantitative descriptive approach utilising data analysis through the structural equation model (SEM) method. The data processing using the SEM method is conducted with the PLS application. Based on the findings of previous studies, it can be inferred that virtual reality, augmented reality, renewable energy, and green leadership have a partial impact on the sustainability of industrial businesses involved in waste treatment in Indonesia. Additionally, these variables also influence the behaviour of HR in responding to technological changes and the adoption of renewable energy in waste management companies in Indonesia. The variables of virtual reality, augmented reality, renewable energy, and green leadership have a simultaneous impact on the sustainability of industrial businesses involved in waste treatment in Indonesia. This impact is mediated by the HR behaviour in response to changes in technology adoption and the use of renewable energy in waste management companies in Indonesia. By implementing virtual reality and augmented reality technologies, as well as embracing the latest energy solutions and fostering a green leadership mind-set, companies can drive changes in human resource behaviour. This will enable employees to continuously adapt to technological advancements, particularly in smartphone applications, and leverage them to enhance existing businesses and ensure their sustainability. Moreover, the promotion of green energy will induce a shift in human resource practices towards consistently utilising eco-friendly energy sources and embracing sustainable leadership models within each organisation. This will ensure the long-term survival of the organisations and mitigate environmental harm caused by global warming.

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“…On the other hand, AI-powered technologies assist with the swift processing of digital evidence by automating activities such as file and memory forensics (Reedy, 2023). The data gathered through these methods is invaluable for creating prevention methods and strengthening network defenses.…”

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Investigating the Secrets, New Challenges, and Best Forensic Methods for Securing Critical Infrastructure Networks

Fakiha

2024

JOWUA

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As critical infrastructure networks become more interconnected and digitalized, they confront increased cyber threats fueled by the growing adoption of digitalized working and general operation methods around the world. This research delves into the complex topic of critical infrastructure network security by examining the hidden challenges and best forensic techniques used to safeguard these crucial systems. The study utilizes a comprehensive data collection approach that integrates an experiment and a case study to provide an in-depth understanding of this essential subject. It assesses the efficacy of various digital forensic procedures customized for critical infrastructure network protection by using meticulously designed experiments within controlled simulated environments. The findings highlight the wide range of challenges and threats that organizations tasked with maintaining and securing these networks encounter. The case study illuminates how forensic practices can be used in incident response and recovery situations. The results highlight the significance of a diversified approach to safeguarding critical infrastructure networks. They emphasize the need for modern methods and practices, such as blockchain technology and Artificial intelligence, by analyzing findings from the experiment and the case study.

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Interpol review of digital evidence for 2019–2022

Cited by 10 publications

References 40 publications

Misinterpretation of a Gunshot Injury by a Non-forensic Medicine Expert: A Case Report of Misguidance in a Criminal Investigation Involving the Unusual Firearm Injury 'Kronlein Shot’

Misinterpretation of a Gunshot Injury by a Non-forensic Medicine Expert: A Case Report of Misguidance in a Criminal Investigation Involving the Unusual Firearm Injury 'Kronlein Shot’

Green Tech and Human Dynamics: Transforming Indonesia’s Waste Industry with VR, AR, and Renewable Energy Innovations

Investigating the Secrets, New Challenges, and Best Forensic Methods for Securing Critical Infrastructure Networks

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