Open-source cybersecurity & digital forensics toolkit for African SMEs and law enforcement. Built by Forensic Eye Botswana (Pty) Ltd — Gaborone, Botswana.
# 🔍 Forensic Eye Botswana Toolkit
> **Open-source cybersecurity and digital forensics resources for Africa — built by Forensic Eye Botswana (Pty) Ltd**
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## 🌍 About This Project
Forensic Eye Botswana is the first private digital forensics and cybersecurity firm in Botswana. This repository is our contribution to the African open-source security ecosystem — providing free, practical tools, guides, and frameworks that empower:
- 🏢 **African SMEs** to defend against cyber threats
- 🏛 **Law enforcement agencies** with digital forensics methodologies
- 🎓 **Students and researchers** in cybersecurity across the African continent
- 🌐 **IT professionals** with incident response playbooks
> *"No Agenda. No Filter. Just The World As It Is."* — Forensic Eye Botswana
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## 📂 What's Inside
### 1. `incident-response/`
Step-by-step incident response playbooks tailored for African SMEs and organisations, covering:
- Ransomware response
- Phishing incident handling
- Mobile device compromise
- Financial fraud (Orange Money, MyZaka, BURS-themed phishing)
### 2. `law-enforcement/`
A dedicated section supporting law enforcement agencies and forensic practitioners in Botswana and the SADC region:
| Subfolder | Contents |
|---|---|
| `forensic-readiness/` | Pre-investigation readiness checklist |
| `evidence-handling/` | Digital chain of custody template |
| `legal-compliance/` | Botswana cyber law reference guide (CCRCA, DPA, Electronic Records Act) |
| `training-modules/` | Digital Forensics 101 — introductory training for officers |
### 3. `tools-frameworks/`
Practical open-source tools built for the African context:
- **PhoneRecover-SADC** — Mobile evidence recovery toolkit with IMEI validation for SADC networks
### 4. `hash_verify.py`
Python script for SHA256/MD5 hash verification of digital evidence files — ensuring integrity throughout the forensic process.
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## 🚀 Getting Started
```bash
# Clone the repository
git clone
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