Cyber Crime Investigation

We help our business and individual clients identify abusive emails and take the appropriate action to stop the threat. Our services help organisations prevent any regular computer failures caused by the malware attached to the email. In order to e-book the offenders, we also work with the criminal government on behalf of our clients. Unsolicited or abusive mail has become more common on the internet. While the majority of them are safe, some include malware, such as viruses or adware, and clicking on them could result in serious problems. These horrifying emails are sent with a label made specifically for that purpose, and according to an online course, regular users are almost unable to read them. These days, spam is distributed by software called spambots, which are designed to send out such harmful statistics. In order to start the mailing process, the bots generate fictitious bills that cannot be tracked back to them.

The fake bills increase in number in proportion to the diversity of messages that need to be sent. With multiple activities throughout the day, it is not possible for average individuals to keep track of all these email addresses. Spambots and web crawlers gather email addresses from various respondents on the internet, usually without authorization. These can also include online groups, chat rooms, websites, forums, blogs, wikis, specific newsgroups, visitor books, newsletters, or update recipients, among many other things. After being gathered, the email addresses are either used by each person to send unsolicited mail of their own or are sent to various dubious organisations that require such messages to be sent.

The primary factor contributing to the increase of unsolicited emails is the simple coding design of all emails, which makes them incredibly streamlined for the purpose of utilising simple software. The harmful programmes employ a variety of strategies to hide their activities. In good cases, they conceal their agreement to expose the identification notification in their unsolicited mail from someone who is also a recipient.

In addition to the typical unnecessary emails that appear in the inbox in large quantities and are generally harmless, there are other types of emails that are far more dangerous. These are specifically designed to be used by hackers or criminals to target an organisation or an individual. They contain malware that can cause havoc just by being obtained through the inbox. Among the issues they create are computer failures, malware spreading over a private network, data theft, which includes password and persistent user identification theft, and usage tracking. While monitoring user activities for the sake of customising and streamlining user interactions with websites is a common practice, tracking user behaviour for future malevolent use is illegal.

Tracking down every instance of such dishonest online activity requires intense knowledge of the internet, its infrastructure, and code. We employ a variety of techniques, such as email header analysis, to allude to the sender. Since every step or address in the instruction is recorded, the header includes the most information necessary to fine-tune the message. Our experts are also capable of determining whether a header has been altered in any way to trick the trackers. Additionally, we employ a variety of software tools to do analyses on the emails we receive, enabling us to identify the email’s specific source and direction. After identifying the source, we help our clients take all necessary action to prevent identity notifications from sending them any correspondence. When there is specific targeting, we work with regulation officers’ cybercrime units to apprehend the offenders and e-book them for criminal charges.