Digital Forensics & Audio Evidence Collection
Budget: $3,000 – $5,000 USD
For the past four years my personal and family life has been under constant digital attack. Passwords to nearly every account I own have been changed behind my back, new-device setups are breached within days, and even after replacing phones, numbers, email addresses, Wi-Fi and routers, the intrusions keep coming.
What finally pushed me to act is the audio: the wired and wireless cameras installed around my home pick up voices inside the house when nobody is there, and the same pattern has now reached my sister’s apartment and even my workplace.
I’m looking for a seasoned forensic IT professional—someone comfortable diving deep into phones, computers and Wi-Fi routers—to gather rock-solid evidence I can take to the authorities or into civil court. The priority is to capture and preserve any audio recordings that prove unlawful access, while also documenting every relevant log, trace or artifact that shows how the attackers got in and how long they have been watching.
Deliverables I will need:
• A forensically sound image or extraction of each affected device (phones, computers, routers) with a clear chain of custody.
• Recovery and isolation of the suspicious in-home audio captures, verified as originating from my equipment.
• A written forensic report suitable for legal proceedings, detailing tools used, findings, timelines and recommended next steps to secure the environment.
• If possible, guidance on immediate mitigation that does not compromise evidence integrity.
Please respond only if you have demonstrable experience in digital forensics, audio evidence handling, and producing court-ready documentation. Let me know which tools or certifications you rely on (e.g., Cellebrite, X-Ways, EnCase, Wireshark, OSCP, CCE) and your expected timeframe to complete the investigation.
What finally pushed me to act is the audio: the wired and wireless cameras installed around my home pick up voices inside the house when nobody is there, and the same pattern has now reached my sister’s apartment and even my workplace.
I’m looking for a seasoned forensic IT professional—someone comfortable diving deep into phones, computers and Wi-Fi routers—to gather rock-solid evidence I can take to the authorities or into civil court. The priority is to capture and preserve any audio recordings that prove unlawful access, while also documenting every relevant log, trace or artifact that shows how the attackers got in and how long they have been watching.
Deliverables I will need:
• A forensically sound image or extraction of each affected device (phones, computers, routers) with a clear chain of custody.
• Recovery and isolation of the suspicious in-home audio captures, verified as originating from my equipment.
• A written forensic report suitable for legal proceedings, detailing tools used, findings, timelines and recommended next steps to secure the environment.
• If possible, guidance on immediate mitigation that does not compromise evidence integrity.
Please respond only if you have demonstrable experience in digital forensics, audio evidence handling, and producing court-ready documentation. Let me know which tools or certifications you rely on (e.g., Cellebrite, X-Ways, EnCase, Wireshark, OSCP, CCE) and your expected timeframe to complete the investigation.