Can an Auto-Generated Forensic Report Hold Up in Court?

Posted by cd_mkdir on Friday December 26, 2025 @01:48PM
from the self-post dept.

Came across this ExitProtocol’s autogenerated “forensic asset tracing report” (LIBR, full ledger replay, SHA-256 sealing, court-style citations).

https://exitprotocols.com/static/documents/Sterling_Forensic_Report_FINAL.pdf

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Re:Can an Auto-Generated Forensic Report Hold Up in Court? by gus_massa on Saturday December 27, 2025 @12:35PM (#46403473)

Is this the info from your friend? Did they allow to make it public? Why the list of credit card use is so short? (I expect like 50 purchase per month x 12 months pr year x 5 years [IIRC from 10 seconds ago when I skimmed the pdf] = 300.)

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Re:Can an Auto-Generated Forensic Report Hold Up in Court? by cd_mkdir on Saturday December 27, 2025 @08:08PM (#46407352)

This is synthetic demo data kept it short so people could see the methodology clearly. Real reports have way more transactions (platform handles 10k+ via Celery).

It's meant to be public as a sample showing the output format. Real client data is obviously private/encrypted.

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