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evidenceevidencedocument2015 Federal TrialMD5 hash analysis chart comparing files across four devicesDuring Day 36 testimony, Kevin Swindon described a team spreadsheet and an updated version that added MD5 hash values for files across devices. On Day 37, he identified Exhibit 1438 as an analysis showing selected files common to four devices, and the court admitted the chart.
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MD5 hash analysis chart comparing files across four devices

During Day 36 testimony, Kevin Swindon described a team spreadsheet and an updated version that added MD5 hash values for files across devices. On Day 37, he identified Exhibit 1438 as an analysis showing selected files common to four devices, and the court admitted the chart.

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The prosecution used the chart to show matching files across devices through MD5 comparisons. The defense objected that its title suggested a direction of file movement that had not been established; the court overruled the objection.

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