Talks, workshops and training on digital evidence, deepfakes and cybercrime, with the experience of someone who has spoken at ABIN and at OAB/SP, the São Paulo Bar Association, and has 57 television appearances to his name.
There is an enormous distance between knowing that digital evidence matters and knowing what to do with it on Monday morning. That distance is what every talk and every training session sets out to close: content born of real forensic cases, real courts and real frauds, translated for those who decide, defend or investigate.
No generic slides: the material starts from what a forensic expert sees in the laboratory and in the case files, from the forged screenshot to the voice deepfake, and shows what supports one argument and what dismantles the other.
Training and talks are teaching and technical outreach activities, distinct from forensic casework.
How to request, preserve and challenge digital evidence: screenshot versus forensic extraction, chain of custody, what the recent case law of the STJ (Brazilian Superior Court of Justice) has been striking down and how to draft questions to the expert that actually work.
Cloned voices, synthetic video and manipulated images: how AI fraud operates, how it can be detected and what changes for contracts, hearings and reputations. With cases that made the national news.
The risk that is already inside the house: internal fraud, data leakage, unfair competition. How to conduct an inquiry that protects the company and supports whatever decision follows, from dismissal to court proceedings.
Account takeover, social engineering, spying through apps and exposure of personal assets: what directors and their families need to change in their digital routine, without jargon and with real examples.
Conversations, audio messages and "conversation PDFs": what validates a message as evidence, how a conversation is forged and how forensic examination separates the authentic from the fabricated.
The repertoire built over more than a hundred interviews on television, radio and podcasts: romance scams, fake call centres, contactless payment fraud, cloned biometrics. How the scams work from the inside and how to avoid them.
The content is adjusted to the audience and to the client's objective: the examples change if the audience is made up of employment lawyers, security managers or students. A prior briefing defines the technical depth, the duration and the cases relevant to the sector.
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Technical talk at the 1st Symposium on Intelligence and Cyber Security, at ABIN headquarters in Brasília (2025), on computer forensics and investigative methodologies applied to state intelligence.
Keynote for lawyers on digital evidence and artificial intelligence (2026). The event produced a public video testimonial, available on the Media page.
Developed after several law firms were identified as targets of digital crime: the criminals looked for case information, edited the initial pleadings inside the firm's own environment and extorted the defendant company by claiming to be court staff with access to modify the case file. In the vast majority of instances, the firm did not notice the tampering and filed the pleading. Broadcast live by Web TV OAB SP.
Held by the Computer Forensics Coordination Office of the Digital Law and Compliance Committee of OAB/SP, to a packed auditorium with the university's technology classes from every semester.
Auditoriums, audiences and behind the scenes at the events where this content has been presented.













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Before deciding, it is worth seeing what has already come through this laboratory: cases described without identifying the parties, in the format of challenge, method and result.
The intruder's control channel was written into smart contracts. The examination decoded what he had deleted and handed the authorities concrete routes to identification.
See the case Negative proofThe official examination had concluded that he took part. The re-examination showed the links were false positives, and the accused person was cleared.
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