Eviquire

What it does

Unlike screenshots or browser extensions, Eviquire is built specifically for Web Forensics. It captures complete, court-ready web evidence including screenshots, video, page source, PCAPNG, metadata, TLS keys, WHOIS, SSL certificates, and a verifiable chain of custody. Designed for DFIR, OSINT, legal, and law enforcement teams, Eviquire preserves the integrity, authenticity, and context of online evidence from a single platform.

Capture websites, social media, video, and dark-web content with hashes, timestamps, metadata, and an auditable chain of custody.

Eviquire helps investigation teams collect websites, social and instant-message content, video, email, downloads, and dark-web material - and record Android screens - with the technical context needed for review. Pages can change, posts can be deleted, and a screenshot may not show the source, the surrounding context, the technical exchange, or how the record was created. That makes later review, verification, and handover more difficult. Eviquire makes it easier to acquire social-media posts, comments, profiles, online video, streaming content, webpages, and related multimedia in one controlled workflow. It records what appeared on screen alongside relevant network traffic, technical…from eviquire.com

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