reader Posted April 17 Posted April 17 From The Thaiger Scammers beware, the Royal Thai Police (RTP) are now armed with cutting-edge Israeli tech to crack phones, catch fraudsters and bring cyber crooks to justice faster than you can say “call centre con.” The RTP beefed up their cybercrime-fighting arsenal with state-of-the-art digital forensic tools from Israeli firm Cellebrite, giving officers the power to extract crucial data from phones and hunt down online criminals with precision. RTP Inspector General Thatchai Pitaneelaboot told officers that sophisticated tools like these are vital in a world where scammers are getting bolder, sometimes even trying to fool the police. “Some scammers now claim to be trafficking victims when caught. Once they’re sent home, they flaunt piles of cash on social media before jumping back into scams.” “We need digital evidence that can’t be disputed to bring these criminals to justice. The tech gives investigators the ability to retrieve, analyse and present mobile data in court, a game-changer in prosecuting online offenders, said Thatchai. Continues at https://thethaiger.com/news/national/thai-police-boost-cybercrime-fight-with-israeli-digital-tools bkkmfj2648 and vinapu 2 Quote
Moses Posted April 18 Posted April 18 Just PR... that software is useless against scammers, because scammers don't use mobile phones for scam. They use bulk modems with decades of SIM-card: But this software if quite good for to check phones of tourists in airports for pedos, porn and political opponents... vinapu 1 Quote