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It’s almost time again for the annual Oxygen Forensics International User Summit, and this year, we are proud to announce that Cyber Forensics’ very own K. Gus Dimitrelos will have the honor of speaking at the upcoming event to share [...]

168,000 deleted files were recently recovered from Hunter Biden’s abandoned laptop. The recovered files were primarily system files, application files, or duplicates of files stored elsewhere on the device. However, some of the recovered data revealed information on financial dealings [...]

Further investigation into the documents and data stored on Hunter Biden’s abandoned laptop reveals that Biden used the applications Phoner, textPlus, and WePhone, apps that mimic “burner phones.” The applications allowed him to generate new phone numbers to make calls [...]

When the Washington Examiner wanted to learn if the copy of a hard drive they received was owned and used by Hunter Biden, they turned to Konstantinos "Gus" Dimitrelos, a former Secret Service agent who has testified as a cyberforensics [...]

Super Bowl security was unbelievably tight this year, and that's despite the fact that the Raymond James Stadium was at nearly a third of its full capacity. COVID-19 restrictions may have helped reduce the dangers of disease transmission, but when [...]

A Tampa Bay Syndicate of ABC WFTS broke a story about a massive data breach and ransomware attack of a widely used software and data management company Blackbaud. Cybersecurity specialist Gus Dimitrelos offered his expertise on the crisis and questions [...]

This has become a serious threat and will define 2019 for sure. Already seen it in 5 separate cyber forensics examinations and investigations: I have been conducting cyber forensics since 1996 and each year the trends set by hackers are [...]

It appears that politics has once again ended up right in the middle of our inalienable rights as U.S. voters. Homeland Security just broke the latest news that yes, we did have intrusion of voter registration in a handful of 21 [...]

The fact that a ubiquitous Internet could spark a 15-year power struggle between the government, public citizens and corporate America is a bit of a shock. ‘We the people’ know that freedom comes with guidelines. What was unexpected is that [...]

This year’s Worldwide Threat Assessment (published annually by the office of the Director of National Intelligence) begins its 32 pages addressing the subject of how our country is dealing with cyber threats. Director Daniel R. Coats immediately claims that discussing [...]