Digital Forensics Deep Dive: Evidence Destruction and Malware at BCG

This investigation focuses on the technical mechanisms of the corporate takeover identified in Case HRPM-BCG20260. Analysis of recent events reveals a sophisticated effort to exfiltrate data and destroy forensic trails through unauthorized system imaging and the deployment of a 'night shift operative' specialized in scrubbing digital logs.

Key Findings

Log Scrubbing: On 2026-03-27, the syndicate terminated Horizon Technologies to halt an independent audit, immediately bringing in a specialist to erase forensic footprints.

Password Hijacking: On 2026-03-31, critical finance account passwords were changed, cutting off the founder's access during the peak of the takeover.

Information System Exploitation: Use of shared Gmail accounts and .PST file exports (associated with the 'Salar' account) to exfiltrate proprietary corporate intel.

Evidence & Data

The forensic timeline is undeniable. The synchronization of technical maneuvers with financial theft (PKR 17M+) and physical harassment indicates a coordinated 'Identity Hijacking' operation. The HRPM platform has identified 75 unusual digital patterns associated with director payments and salary manipulation that were attempted to be hidden behind the technical report 'impossibility'.

Legal Framework

The technical deployment of these tools falls under several criminal classifications:

Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA) 2016, Section 3: Unauthorized access to information system or data.

PECA Section 8: Damage to an information system (through log scrubbing).

PPC Section 468: Forgery for purpose of cheating.

Recommendations

Bit-Stream Imaging: Immediate court-ordered acquisition of all BCG servers to recover 'scrubbed' data using deep forensic recovery tools.

Software Audit: A full audit of all systems for surveillance malware or unauthorized screen-capture tools used during the founder's incapacitated period.

Read the full case file on HRPM: HRPM-BCG20260.