Digital Evidence Database

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  • Использование интерактивных спутниковых карт для выявления изменений в инфраструктуре на примере Мьянмы, Нигерии и Южно-Китайского моря

    Institution

    Bellingcat

    Language

    Russian

    Publication date
    2018-12-27

    Reference link
    https://ru.bellingcat.com/materialy/putevoditeli/2018/12/27/historical-satellite-imagery/
    Executive summary
    n/a
    Purpose
    Enhance the analysis of events in conflict areas through the use of satellite imagery.
    Description
    The guide assists the use of time-lapse satellite imagery to detect infrastructure changes. Considering that conflict areas are often not reachable by unbiased areas, the document presents guidance on how to use satellite imagery to retrieve evidence from destruction of buildings, the erection of temporary structures and newly constructed permanent facilities. It uses case-studes from Myanmar, Nigeria and the South China Sea.
    Target group
    Open source researchers and investigators

  • How To Blow Your Online Cover With URL Previews

    Institution

    Bellingcat

    Language

    English

    Publication date
    2019-01-04

    Reference link
    https://www.bellingcat.com/resources/how-tos/2019/01/04/how-to-blow-your-online-cover-with-url-previews/
    Executive summary
    n/a
    Purpose
    Provides guidance on how to use URL previews safely from two an investigative standpoints and from the standpoint of running a cover operation through a website.
    Description
    The guide provides advice on how to use URL previews safely and mitigation of risks. It presents the test results from various platforms, such as Slack, Facebook, and Whatsapp.
    Target group
    Open source researchers and investigators

  • Превью ссылок в мессенджерах ставит под угрозу успех секретных операций в Интернете

    Institution

    Bellingcat

    Language

    Russian

    Publication date
    2019-01-27

    Reference link
    https://ru.bellingcat.com/materialy/putevoditeli/2019/01/27/blow-your-cover/
    Executive summary
    n/a
    Purpose
    Provides guidance on how to use URL previews safely from two an investigative standpoints and from the standpoint of running a cover operation through a website.
    Description
    The guide provides advice on how to use URL previews safely and mitigation of risks. It presents the test results from various platforms, such as Slack, Facebook, and Whatsapp.
    Target group
    Open source researchers and investigators

  • Guidelines of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe on electronic evidence in civil and administrative proceedings

    Institution

    Council of Europe (European Union)

    Language

    English

    Publication date
    2019-01-30

    Reference link
    https://search.coe.int/cm/Pages/result_details.aspx?ObjectId=0900001680902e0c
    Executive summary
    n/a
    Purpose
    "The guidelines aim to facilitate the use and management of electronic evidence within legal systems and in court practices."
    Description
    The document includes a brief section on relevant definitions, including metadata, trust service, among others. It also sets out fundamental principles for the handling of electronic evidence in civil and administrative proceedings. The guidelines address the process of taking oral evidence by remote link; the use of electronic evidence; the collection, seizure and transmission of electronic evidence; relevance and reliability; storage, preservation and archiving. The document also includes a note on the importance of awareness-raising, review, training and education.
    Target group
    EU Member States, their judicial and dispute-resolution mechanisms.

  • Preuves électroniques dans les procédures civiles et administratives (Lignes directrices et exposé des motifs)

    Institution

    Council of Europe (European Union)

    Language

    French

    Publication date
    2019-01-30

    Reference link
    https://rm.coe.int/lignes-directrices-sur-les-preuves-electroniques-et-expose-des-motifs/1680968ab6
    Purpose
    "The guidelines aim to facilitate the use and management of electronic evidence within legal systems and in court practices."
    Description
    The document includes a brief section on relevant definitions, including metadata, trust service, among others. It also sets out fundamental principles for the handling of electronic evidence in civil and administrative proceedings. The guidelines address the process of taking oral evidence by remote link; the use of electronic evidence; the collection, seizure and transmission of electronic evidence; relevance and reliability; storage, preservation and archiving. The document also includes a note on the importance of awareness-raising, review, training and education.
    Target group
    EU Member States, their judicial and dispute-resolution mechanisms.

  • Guidelines of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe on electronic evidence in civil and administrative proceedings

    Institution

    Council of Europe (European Union)

    Language

    English

    Publication date
    2019-01-30

    Reference link
    https://search.coe.int/cm/Pages/result_details.aspx?ObjectId=0900001680902e0c
    Executive summary
    n/a
    Purpose
    "The guidelines aim to facilitate the use and management of electronic evidence within legal systems and in court practices."
    Description
    The document includes a brief section on relevant definitions, including metadata, trust service, among others. It also sets out fundamental principles for the handling of electronic evidence in civil and administrative proceedings. The guidelines address the process of taking oral evidence by remote link; the use of electronic evidence; the collection, seizure and transmission of electronic evidence; relevance and reliability; storage, preservation and archiving. The document also includes a note on the importance of awareness-raising, review, training and education.
    Target group
    EU Member States, their judicial and dispute-resolution mechanisms.

  • Practical Guide for Requesting Electronic Evidence Across Borders

    Institution

    United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)

    Language

    English

    Publication date
    2019-02-01

    Reference link
    https://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/frontpage/2019/January/unodc-and-partners-release-practical-guide-for-requesting-electronic-evidence-across-boarders.html
    Executive summary
    n/a Note: the document is not a public document.
    Purpose
    "The Practical Guide will provide practitioners with best practice from experts in the field, legal procedures from over 20 States, and contact points to assist practitioners on how to request and produce the electronic evidence needed for trial. As well as being an essential reference tool, the Practical Guide will be used for global training to share knowledge and give practitioners the confidence to request electronic evidence quickly, legally and in an admissible format for trial."
    Description
    "The guide includes a compilation of country-specific focal points, a mapping of the major communication service providers' relevant procedures and available points of contact, legal frameworks and practical requirements for informal (police-to-police) and formal mutual legal assistance cooperation."
    Target group
    Criminal justice officials, investigators and prosecutors

  • Tracking Illicit Transactions With Blockchain: A Guide, Featuring Mueller

    Institution

    Bellingcat

    Language

    English

    Publication date
    2019-02-01

    Reference link
    https://www.bellingcat.com/resources/how-tos/2019/02/01/tracking-illicit-transactions-with-blockchain-a-guide-featuring-mueller/
    Executive summary
    n/a
    Purpose
    Provide a framework for OSINT investigators to track down transactions on the blockchain provided they have a particular address they want to look into or the date and amount of a transaction.
    Description
    The guide provides guidance on how to track illicit transactions with Blockchain.
    Target group
    Open source researchers and investigators

  • CCBE recommendations on the establishment of international rules for cross-border access to electronic evidence

    Institution

    Council of Bars and Law Societies of Europe (CCBE)

    Language

    English

    Publication date
    2019-02-28

    Reference link
    https://www.ccbe.eu/fileadmin/speciality_distribution/public/documents/SURVEILLANCE/SVL_Position_papers/EN_SVL_20190228_CCBE-recommendations-on-the-establishment-of-international-rules-for-cross-border-access-to-e-evidence.pdf
    Executive summary
    n/a
    Purpose
    The purpose of the guidelines is to summarize the challenges and providee recommendations on cooperation mechanisms between law enforcement authorities regarding the exchange of data between the EU and the U.S. or the countries who are parties to the Budapest Convention.
    Description
    This paper is the CCBE’s response to a number of developments concerning the establishment of international rules for cross-border access to electronic evidence for the purpose of criminal investigations, especially as regards to the so-called direct cooperation between law enforcement authorities and service providers.
    Target group
    Law enforcement agencies

  • Как отследить противозаконные сделки при помощи блокчейна на примере обвинительного заключения Мюллера

    Institution

    Bellingcat

    Language

    Russian

    Publication date
    2019-03-02

    Reference link
    https://ru.bellingcat.com/materialy/putevoditeli/2019/03/02/bitcoin-tracking-blockchain/
    Executive summary
    n/a
    Purpose
    Provide a framework for OSINT investigators to track down transactions on the blockchain provided they have a particular address they want to look into or the date and amount of a transaction.
    Description
    The guide provides guidance on how to track illicit transactions with Blockchain.
    Target group
    Open source researchers and investigators

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