Homegrown devices make crime scene data extraction easier


Innovative solution: Madius (second from left) showing the PenDua at the Special KPI product launch in Kuala Lumpur. With him are (from left) Dr Amirudin, Science, Technology and Innovation Ministry secretary-general Datuk Dr Mohd Azhar Yahaya and Cybersecurity Malaysia head of department (digital forensics) Mohd Zabri Adil Talib.

KUALA LUMPUR: From data extraction to detailed reports and ensuring that information is admissible as court evidence, Malaysian digital forensic investigators often face a daunting task when gathering data from devices found at crime scenes.

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