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Month: September 2026

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Blog / Digital Forensics · 27 September 2026

One AI Agent Found a Bug. Three Others Needed to Know.

One AI agent found a bug. Three others on related work needed to know. Why coordinating AI agents through handoff files failed for me, and what fixed it.

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Digital Forensics / Our Story · 24 September 2026

Six Million Jobs, and Where This Really Started

snapWONDERS just passed six million media processing jobs. The number is new. The reason it exists isn’t.

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Blog / Digital Forensics · 23 September 2026

What “Inter-Frame Tampering?” and “Duplicate Frames Detected?” Actually Check

A forensic report asks two questions about a video’s frames: are any too different, and are any too similar? Here’s what each one actually catches — and misses.

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Blog / Digital Forensics · 15 September 2026

I Kept Waiting for AI to Have an Original Idea. It Never Did.

There’s a claim doing the rounds that AI is going to take over — not through one dramatic leap, but by entering a continuous loop: building its own next-generation system, …

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Blog / Digital Forensics · 9 September 2026

What the “GPS Timezone Triangle?” Row on a Forensic Report Actually Checks

Forensic reports flag GPS with a question, not a checkmark: “GPS timezone triangle?” Here’s what that question is actually asking, and what it means when the answer is no.

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Blog / Digital Forensics · 1 September 2026

Why a Forensic Image Grade Needs Two Numbers, Not One

An F built on GPS coordinates and an F built on a texture statistic are not the same finding. One number cannot say both what was found and how much to trust it.

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