She told the court how she received a request from the anti-graft agency’s investigation team to search for deleted SMS, iMessages, phone logs, documents and any other item that could have been possibly deleted on the device.
Fielding questions from the defence lawyer, Ms Umar confirmed that as a digital expert, she knew that the internet offered various possibilities in terms of use. Mr Olujimi also asked Ms Umar to confirm if there is a possibility of such pairing and subsequent transfer of data happening when the device is in the possession of another person without the knowledge of the owner.More questions on hacking
Responding, Ms Umar confirmed that the phone was in perfect condition when it was brought for data extraction and analysis, accompanied by consent, specific analysis and chain of custody forms. “In filling the form, he included a password that was wrong, so I requested him to be brought to give the correct password,” she explained.
Source: Law Daily Report (lawdailyreport.net)
Abeg, how old is this case? Is it going on half a decade or more?
It is the soil that knows that the mouse's baby is ill.