Welcome to New World Forensics, where over 25 years of unparalleled experience in the ever-evolving digital forensic arena meet cutting-edge methodology and the latest software advancements. Our founder, a retired NYPD Police Detective from the distinguished Computer Crimes Squad, brings a wealth of expertise, having testified in numerous court cases, grand juries, and depositions. At New World Forensics, we are dedicated to delivering meticulous and comprehensive digital forensic services, combining a rich legacy of law enforcement with state-of-the-art technology to ensure the highest standards of accuracy and reliability.
What makes spyware so threatening is that, most likely, you won’t even know it has infected your device. However, as hackers tend to bundle spyware with Trojans and malicious adware, there are a few signs to look out for.
The first tell-tale sign of spyware is if your device’s speed is not functioning normally. Spyware needs a lot of power and bandwidth to process the data it has stolen, so it tends to significantly slow down your device. Another indication of being infected with spyware is suddenly seeing a disproportionate number of pop-up ads even when not surfing the web. Lastly, be alert to changes to your home screen, or new toolbars or search engines you didn’t actually download or install.
Identifying Signs of Spyware on Your Computer or Phone
Spyware is designed to go unnoticed, making it one of the most insidious forms of malware. However, it is often accompanied by Trojans and malicious adware, giving you a few clues to spot an infection.
One of the first signs of spyware is a noticeable decrease in your device’s speed. Spyware requires significant power and bandwidth to process stolen data, leading to sluggish performance and long loading times.
If you’re suddenly bombarded with an unusual number of pop-up ads, even when you’re not browsing the internet, it’s a strong indicator that spyware might be present on your device.
Be cautious of unexpected alterations to your home screen, the appearance of new toolbars, or shifts in your default search engine that you didn’t authorize. These changes are often symptomatic of spyware infections.
Mobile Phone Remote Access Spyware and Malware
Mobile phones are particularly vulnerable to remote access spyware and malware, which can have severe implications for your privacy and security.
What is Remote Access Spyware?
Remote access spyware on mobile phones allows hackers to control your device from a distance, viewing your screen, capturing your keystrokes, and accessing your personal information, including photos, messages, and even banking details.
Signs of Infection on Mobile Devices:
Spyware running in the background can cause your battery to deplete much faster than usual, as it constantly sends data back to the hacker.
Monitor your data usage closely. A sudden spike in data consumption could indicate that spyware is transmitting information from your device to an external server.
If your phone frequently overheats, it may be due to spyware using your device’s resources excessively.
Be alert to unusual behaviors, such as your phone lighting up when not in use, unexpected sounds, or random reboots. These can be signs that someone has remote access to your device.
Our highly trained and experienced computer forensic investigators are dedicated to providing efficient and effective forensic services. Whether you are involved in a criminal case, civil litigation matter, Mobile device or computer hacking incident, or have been a data breach victim, our team has the expertise and resources to handle your case with the utmost professionalism and confidentiality.
Our team has experience handling various types of cases, including:
Computer Forensics, eDiscovery, Trial/Litigation Support, Cell phone forensics, Compromised mobile device investigation, Malware analysis, Data Theft, Intellectual Property Theft, Employer/Employee Disputes, Digital Forensic Imaging, E-mail Recovery/Analysis, Web History Analysis, Document Analysis, Timeline Analysis, User History/Access Analysis, Network Incident Response, Image Analysis, Video Enhancement, Keyword/Phrase Searching, Data Recovery, Data/Evidence Preservation and Storage, Cloud storage preservation and Analysis, Social Media Preservation, Evidence/Chain-of-Custody Documentation, On-Site and Lab Acquisitions, Cross-Validation of Litigant/Defense Findings, Text message analysis, Call logs and history, Deleted content, GPS data,
Digital forensics plays a crucial role in criminal and civil investigations by leveraging electronic evidence to solve the case. Irrespective of the specific device involved, ranging from computers to mobile devices, tablets, or cloud-based platforms, our expertise enables us to extract and analyze the relevant data. Conducting an insider threat and data theft investigation utilizing digital forensics involves systematic steps and the use of specialized tools and methodologies to detect, analyze, and mitigate the threat. Here’s how our company approaches this matter:
New World Forensics has experience in the process of identifying, collecting, and producing electronically stored information (ESI) during legal cases or investigations. We will conduct your data collection from Computers, mobile devices, cloud-based storage and social media, depending on the situation the collections could be done either in person or remotely at an affordable price.
New World Forensics has experience in the process of identifying, collecting, and producing electronically stored information (ESI) during legal cases or investigations. We will conduct your data collection from Computers, mobile devices, cloud-based storage and social media, depending on the situation the collections could be done either in person or remotely at an affordable price.
New World Forensics has experience in collecting and analyzing digital evidence from cloud-based platforms and services. This can include gathering information from cloud storage providers, services, social media platforms, and other cloud-based applications. Cloud-based forensics requires expertise in understanding how data is stored and accessed in the cloud and knowledge of the legal and technical aspects of conducting digital investigations.
New World Forensics has experience in uncovering and gathering evidence on fraud, theft, employee misconduct, and other illegal or unethical organizational activities. We may also assist in gathering information for legal proceedings.
Are you suspicious of your spouse or significant other's fidelity? Our team of expert digital forensics specialists can help you uncover the evidence you need. At New World Forensics, we specialize in reviewing cell phones, computers, and cloud-based storage to identify signs of infidelity. Our state-of-the-art forensic technology allows us to access deleted messages, call logs, browsing history, and more, providing you with a comprehensive picture of your partner's digital activity. Don't let doubt and uncertainty consume you. Our discreet and professional services are designed to give you peace of mind. Whether you're in the midst of a divorce proceeding or simply seeking clarity, New World Forensics is here to support you every step of the way. Contact us today to schedule a confidential consultation. Trust New World Forensics to uncover the truth. We offer affordable flat-rate prices.
Are you suspicious of your spouse or significant other’s fidelity? Our team of expert digital forensics specialists can help you uncover the evidence you need.
The report contains statistics on vulnerabilities and exploits, with an analysis of interesting vulnerabilities found in Q3 2024, such as regreSSHion
Kaspersky researchers demonstrate capabilities of hrtng plugin for IDA Pro, share tips on working with IDA and reverse engineer FinSpy malware with these tools.
The "Kaspersky Security Bulletin 2024. Statistics" report contains statistics on cyberthreats for the period from November 2023 through October 2024. It covers such threats as financial malware, ransomware, miners, malware for IoT and macOS, vulnerabilities and others.
Attackers are sending malicious scripts that download the Remote Manipulator System (RMS) build, known as BurnsRAT, and NetSupport RAT
The non-mobile threat report for Q3 2024 contains data on ransomware, miners, and macOS and IoT threats.
What makes spyware so threatening is that, most likely, you won’t even know it has infected your device. However, as hackers tend to bundle spyware with Trojans and malicious adware, there are a few signs to look out for.
The first tell-tale sign of spyware is if your device’s speed is not functioning normally. Spyware needs a lot of power and bandwidth to process the data it has stolen, so it tends to significantly slow down your device. Another indication of being infected with spyware is suddenly seeing a disproportionate number of pop-up ads even when not surfing the web. Lastly, be alert to changes to your home screen, or new toolbars or search engines you didn’t actually download or install.
Identifying Signs of Spyware on Your Computer or Phone
Spyware is designed to go unnoticed, making it one of the most insidious forms of malware. However, it is often accompanied by Trojans and malicious adware, giving you a few clues to spot an infection.
One of the first signs of spyware is a noticeable decrease in your device’s speed. Spyware requires significant power and bandwidth to process stolen data, leading to sluggish performance and long loading times.
If you’re suddenly bombarded with an unusual number of pop-up ads, even when you’re not browsing the internet, it’s a strong indicator that spyware might be present on your device.
Be cautious of unexpected alterations to your home screen, the appearance of new toolbars, or shifts in your default search engine that you didn’t authorize. These changes are often symptomatic of spyware infections.
Mobile Phone Remote Access Spyware and Malware
Mobile phones are particularly vulnerable to remote access spyware and malware, which can have severe implications for your privacy and security.
What is Remote Access Spyware?
Remote access spyware on mobile phones allows hackers to control your device from a distance, viewing your screen, capturing your keystrokes, and accessing your personal information, including photos, messages, and even banking details.
Signs of Infection on Mobile Devices:
Spyware running in the background can cause your battery to deplete much faster than usual, as it constantly sends data back to the hacker.
Monitor your data usage closely. A sudden spike in data consumption could indicate that spyware is transmitting information from your device to an external server.
If your phone frequently overheats, it may be due to spyware using your device’s resources excessively.
Be alert to unusual behaviors, such as your phone lighting up when not in use, unexpected sounds, or random reboots. These can be signs that someone has remote access to your device.
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