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AI-assisted code can alter forensic DNA scan files without any detectable trace

Forensic DNA evidence tampering is no longer theoretical: researchers showed AI-assisted code can silently alter crime-lab ...
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DNA Evidence Tampering Could Now Be Undetectable Thanks To AI Code

AI-generated code silently altered forensic DNA files in 45 minutes. Thermo Fisher has patched going forward. Thirty years of ...

Security flaw placed 30 years of DNA evidence at risk of hacking

Researchers found that widely used lab machines produced digital DNA files that are vulnerable to tampering.
The Next Web

A flaw in crime-lab software let AI rewrite DNA evidence in 45 minutes, without a trace.

The software most American crime labs use to read DNA evidence carried a flaw. It let someone with the right access quietly rewrite the results, and leave almost no trace. AI made the attack easy. The ...
RaillyNews

30-Year Security Breach in the USA Reveals DNA Data Leak

A 30-year security breach in the USA has exposed DNA data, highlighting longstanding vulnerabilities and data privacy concerns in biometric security.
Phys.org

Duct tape evidence holds up in court using innovative method from forensic scientists

Duct tape found at crime scenes can provide forensic scientists with important information, but no standardized protocol for analyzing it has ever existed. Now, Tatiana Trejos, assistant professor in ...