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Author: Kaustub Neil Singh Bhati

Law Enforcement v. End-to-End Encryption

Posted on April 2, 2017August 11, 2017 by Kaustub Neil Singh Bhati

The age of digital communications with all its power to reach people instantly, anywhere on the globe, still has shortcomings. The instant communications happening all around us through laptops or mobiles involve two crucial processes i.e. encryption and decryption. These two processes are fundamental to the transfer of our voice and messages to the designated…

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Reconstructing a Crime Scene: Virtual Reality in Courtrooms

Posted on February 9, 2017 by Kaustub Neil Singh Bhati

Virtual Reality is the latest buzz in the technological sphere, especially with the arrival of VR devices like headsets from giants like Facebook (Oculus Rift), Sony (PlayStation VR) and HTC (Vive). It is a relatively old concept (Aspen Movie Map was the first example, created by MIT in 1978) but with advancement in contemporary technologies,…

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