Digital Forensics

Expert examination of electronic signatures, digital contracts and digital evidence, based on cryptography, metadata and forensic preservation — for judicial or extrajudicial use.

Electronic signatures, contracts and digital evidence

ELECTRONIC SIGNATURE
Classification and Validity of Signatures

Analysis under Provisional Measure 2200-2/2001 (ICP-Brasil) and Law 14.063/2020, classifying simple, advanced and qualified signatures.

CRYPTOGRAPHY
Cryptographic Hash and Digital Certificates

Integrity verification via hash (SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-512), X.509 digital certificates and timestamping (RFC 3161).

METADATA
PDF Files and Metadata

Analysis of PDF dictionaries, revisions and incremental signatures, according to the format's internal structure (ISO 32000).

DIGITAL CONTRACTS
Contracting Workflows

Analysis of bank contracts and onboarding dossiers: tokens, access logs, geolocation, XML/JSON files and audit trails.

BIOMETRICS AND AI
Facial Biometrics and Deepfake Detection

Liveness detection and distinguishing a real selfie from a photo of a photo or a deepfake, supported by AI image-manipulation detection tools.

FRAUD AND EVIDENCE
Forensic Collection and Preservation

Identification of common frauds ("copy and paste" signatures, 2D/3D masks, device hijacking) and forensic acquisition of e-mails, SMS and WhatsApp with chain of custody.

Technical evidence for the digital world

When a case involves a digital file — an electronically signed contract, a disputed PDF, or evidence collected from e-mail and WhatsApp — the analysis follows recognized technical and legal guidelines, with the chain of custody preserved from collection onward.

  • Brazilian Code of Civil Procedure (Law 13.105/15): digital documentary evidence and burden of proof — STJ Theme 1061
  • Marco Civil da Internet (Law 12.965/14) and LGPD (Law 13.709/18) applied to forensic work
  • ISO 27037 and RFC 3227 guidelines for preserving digital evidence
  • Reports grounded in Article 464 of the Brazilian Code of Civil Procedure, for judicial and extrajudicial use

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