Navigating the digital labyrinth: Forensics in the age of AI
50. tom časopisa Forensic Science International: Digital Investigation – Editorial
Digital Investigation
End-to-end encryption as an obstacle to the detection of criminal acts and perpetrators?
Joint Declaration of the European Police Chiefs
What Might Reduce Crime Does Not Reduce Fear of Crime
Criminologists assess the impact of street lighting and watching-eyes interventions
Technologies for IMINT and SIGINT
Exploring how innovative technologies are revolutionizing intelligence gathering
Are Serbian courts and prosecutors offices ready for fighting cybercrime?
18 years after adopting Law on Organization and Jurisdiction of State Authorities for the Fight against Cybercrime
Inside the Criminal’s Mind: Using Virtual Reality to Understand Criminal Decision-Making
Crime, by definition, is a hidden behavior. This makes it hard for researchers to study and reduce crime. An international collaboration of researchers uses Virtual Reality to go inside the criminal mind to understand when a crime might occur and why
The importance of education in digital forensics
Handling digital evidence without proper education and training in the field of digital forensics can lead to serious consequences, in terms of the legal admissibility of evidence and the accuracy of findings