Synthetic Media Forensics
When you suspect digital evidence has been fabricated, we provide the forensic analysis required to prove manipulation, stop extortion, and trace the origin.
You received a video that appears to show a spouse, employee, executive, or public figure saying or doing something damaging or out of character.
Fraudsters are using AI voice synthesis to imitate you or a family member to request urgent wire transfers, authorize payments, or extract data.
AI-generated, highly realistic photographs are being used against you for extortion, harassment, reputation attacks, or explicit 'revenge porn'.
Synthetic identities and AI-generated profile photos are actively being used to create fake accounts, deceive victims, and destroy your reputation online.
If you are the victim of a deepfake video, fake audio recording, or synthetic image attack, do not panic. Take these immediate steps to protect yourself and preserve evidence:
Download the media immediately. Do not rely on links, as the attacker may delete the post. You need the actual file for forensic analysis.
Take screenshots of where the media was posted, including timestamps, usernames, profile URLs, and any accompanying text or threats.
Do not attempt to enhance, crop, or alter the file yourself. Modifying the file destroys the algorithmic artifacts we need to prove it is a fake.
If you are being blackmailed, paying ensures they will return for more. Cut off communication and secure your accounts.
Contact a digital investigation firm immediately. You need a certified forensic report proving the media is synthetic to present to platforms, lawyers, or employers.
As generative AI becomes more accessible, we are seeing a massive surge in sophisticated synthetic fraud targeting individuals and corporations.
Also known as "Vishing" (Voice Phishing) or deepfake CEO fraud. Criminals use AI to clone the voice of a CEO, CFO, or high-ranking executive. They then call subordinate employees - often in the finance department - requesting an urgent, highly confidential wire transfer to an offshore account. Because the voice sounds identical to the executive, the employee complies. Our investigators perform spectral audio forensics to detect the algorithmic generation, providing the evidence needed to halt transfers and trace the attackers.
Attackers take innocent, public photos of a victim from social media and use AI software to generate highly realistic, explicit "deepfake" images or videos. They then contact the victim, threatening to send the fabricated media to their employer, family, and friends unless a cryptocurrency ransom is paid. We assist victims by forensically proving the images are fake, tracing the crypto demands, and deploying OSINT tactics to unmask the extortionist.
Modern romance scammers no longer rely on easily traceable stolen photos. They now use AI to generate endless streams of unique, highly realistic photos and videos of a synthetic persona. They build trust with victims over months before requesting money for "medical emergencies" or "lucrative investments." We utilize advanced digital tracing and artifact analysis to prove the person does not exist, saving victims from devastating financial loss.
AI-generated media is increasingly being weaponized in legal disputes, divorce proceedings, and workplace investigations. Malicious actors submit fake text message screenshots, cloned voice recordings, or altered surveillance videos to falsely incriminate the opposing party. When a client says, "I never said that" or "I was never there," we step in to mathematically prove the evidence has been synthetically generated or tampered with.
Competitors or malicious actors distribute synthetic media designed to manipulate audiences, crash stock prices, or damage corporate reputations. A fake video of a CEO making racist remarks or an audio clip of a politician admitting to a crime can spread globally in minutes. Our rapid-response teams analyze the media instantly and provide the definitive forensic reporting required by PR teams to kill the narrative and reassure stakeholders.
While high-end deepfakes require software to detect, many generated videos contain visual 'glitches' that the human eye can spot if you know what to look for:
If you are searching for "fake voice recording" or "someone copied my voice," you are dealing with AI voice cloning. With just a tiny sample of audio, scammers can manipulate pitch, tone, and cadence to sound exactly like you.
Our audio forensics lab utilizes advanced spectral analysis to detect these attacks. We look for:
Fraudsters are using synthetic media across every attack vector. We investigate the full spectrum of AI-driven fraud.
Investigating catfishing operations using AI-generated photos to extract funds over time.
Tracing fake AI trading bots and algorithmic platforms promising guaranteed crypto returns.
Analyzing the "grandparent scam" where an AI cloned voice calls pleading for bail money.
Investigating sophisticated deepfake video calls used to bypass corporate security protocols.
Tracing wallets associated with deepfake celebrity endorsement videos on YouTube and TikTok.
Unmasking the creators behind synthetic identities generating fake news or damaging reviews.
For executives, business owners, influencers, and public figures, a deepfake video can destroy a career in hours. If you are experiencing an online impersonation attack or synthetic identity fraud, speed is critical.
We work directly with your PR team and legal counsel. We provide the rapid, certified forensic proof required to issue emergency takedown notices to hosting providers, social networks, and search engines, stopping the spread of defamatory fake media.
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Anonymized outcomes from our digital forensics lab.
Client faced an issue.
We investigated thoroughly.
Positive resolution.
Complex fraud detected.
Traced digital footprints.
Evidence provided for legal action.
Expert answers about deepfakes, voice clones, and digital impersonation.
Yes, 100% confidential.
Typically 48-72 hours.