National Forensic Doctor

Chapter 960 - 896 Suspect



There are many ways to determine if circuit boards are the same; the simplest is to check the serial number and manufacturer identification.

This point, after Huawei released their new CPU, many self-media platforms adopted this approach. However, when manufacturers or assemblers deliberately conceal or etch away the serial numbers and identifiers, or when they are missing due to explosions or fire, this method becomes very limited.

Compared to checking serial numbers and manufacturer identifiers, scanning the features of a circuit board or simply using image recognition technology is slightly more complicated. This kind of technology sounds incredibly powerful, but in reality, it’s quite unreliable when put into practice. It’s generally only effective within the manufacturing facility; once outside, especially in the field of criminal investigation, database issues can drive people crazy.

In the real world, there are many ways to identify and confirm identical traces, and what truly hinders technological progress is actually database technology.

This includes the same identification of footprints, shoeprints, palm prints, firearms, DNA, mitochondrial DNA, tire tracks, and so on, all of which are plagued by database issues.

Software is easy to develop, but the data in the databases must be manually entered by police officers.

Over the years, only the databases for fingerprints and DNA entries have some level of assurance. Other types of databases are mostly maintained independently; they are definitely not user-friendly.

Therefore, Jiang Yuan has tried the technology for scanning circuit board features; it’s proven to be either useful or not useful.

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