[AusNOG] Experience with cybercrime reports and telco restrictions?

[Mark Newton]

The police shouldn't be talking to you about other peoples' networks and 
services (even if you could help, you're unlikely to provide evidentiary 
value because the best you can do is speculate).

The best way to work with them is to point them at the email provider 
and say, "You're gonna have to talk to them."

  -  mark


On 1/4/20 11:35 AM, Mario Zuppini wrote:
> Has anyone on here had experience working with police departments and 
> assisting with cybercrime investigations with free email providers?
>
> I've assisted with required information on behalf of a client in 
> relation to accounts that have been compromised, however was just told 
> by the detective, the IP information can't be investigated/looked up 
> by the telco's in question as there is no seconds in the timestamps.
>
> The information from the providers only offers HH:MM (hotmail / google 
> - both the same) and telco's wont proceed with any lookup without the 
> :ss available on the timestamp..
>
> Surely not?
>
> Kind Regards,
>
> Mario Zuppini
>
> *P* 0405 650 930
> *E* mario at fluffyduck.com.au <mailto:mario at fluffyduck.com.au>
> *W* http://www.fluffyduck.com.au
>
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