I will do digital forensics, data recovery, audio, image, and video forensics, dfir

Albert Hui, MAE, MCSFS, GCFA, HMFA, AVFA Albert is a battle-hardened forensic and fraud examiner fighting financial shenanigans in Hong Kong since 1999. He trained police officers on digital forensics; now training fraud examiners on behalf of ACFE (Association of Certified Fraud Examiners).

Albert holds many certifications which are verifiable through his Credly profile: credly.com/users/albert-hui

Yes, Albert has testified before and has over 20+ years of experience. He holds industry-standard certifications, is among the board members and advisors of many prominent digital forensics societies and associations, and would certainly be considered an "expert" by the courts.

We have proper forensic tools including Cellebrite UFED & Physical Analyzer, Elcomsoft iOS Forensic Toolkit, and Sanderson SQLite Forensic Tools.

Yes, using Cellebrite we can get into phones from the iPhone 4S to X, as well as many Android phones. Not all phones are supported, so please reach out and inquiry.

No, all services require a signed Letter of Authorization that states you have the legal authority to access any and all data (deleted and existing) on the phone / tablet, and the legal authority to hire professional services to undelete or otherwise gain access to such data. You must be authorized.

Yes, our forensic expert provides audio, image, and video forensics (e.g. enhance artifacts to bring out details like car plate number and unique facial / bodily characteristics, test for authenticity / check for signs of tampering).

No, we need physical access to the device, we require you to ship the device to our office in the United States so we can perform the forensics.

If unsuccessful, you only pay the initial order cost (and you get back a “we tried this, not successful” report signed by a digital forensic expert); if successful the remaining amount in the description must be paid, and then upon settlement, you get the undeleted items and a signed forensic report

We employ an industry-standard process called Know Your Customer (KYC). We do this because of the very powerful nature of our tools, to prevent abuse. This KYC process requires you to identify yourself and provide identity documents. This step is required with no exceptions.