SurfRecon™ Exceeds 10 Million Safe and Pornography Image Hashes

SurfRecon's database of safe and pornography image hashes has exceeded 10 million hashes, making it the largest collection of image hashes available to law enforcement in the world; Furthermore, end-of-year estimates put the image-hash database at well over 300 million.

(PRWEB) February 22, 2008 -- SurfRecon, Inc. announced today that it has collected over 10 million image hashes for use with its SurfRecon rapid-image-analysis forensic tool, making their image-hash database the largest collection of image-hash data available to law enforcement in the world. The hash collection includes a diversity of images and icons from operating systems, applications, websites, pornography collections, and child-pornography collections.

All of these hashes are stored in the International Forensic Image-hash Database (IFID) and are leveraged by the SurfRecon LE e-discovery and forensic tool to allow an investigator to quickly and efficiently find, analyze, categorize, and report on any pornographic or child-pornographic content that exits on a suspect computer.

We are excited at the prospect of potentially having hundreds of millions of image and digital-video hashes in the IFID by the end of the year

The more hashes we collect, the greater the number of images and digital video files we can pre-categorize. It simply makes SurfRecon and those individuals who use it more effective at finding illegal and unwanted content.

The SurfRecon rapid-image-analysis forensic tool combined with the IFID creates a formidable weapon in the fight against child pornography and sexual predators

"We are excited at the prospect of potentially having hundreds of millions of image and digital-video hashes in the IFID by the end of the year," said Matthew Yarro, VP of Marketing for SurfRecon, Inc. "The more hashes we collect, the greater the number of images and digital video files we can pre-categorize. It simply makes SurfRecon and those individuals who use it more effective at finding illegal and unwanted content."

The IFID hash database enables SurfRecon products to quickly pre-categorize any images found on almost any Windows, Macintosh, or Linux computer system into a "safe", "sexual", or "child pornography" category. SurfRecon also includes a number of collaboration and obfuscation tools that not only allow an investigator to share information with other investigators, but also the software can protect the mental health of individuals who are exposed to dark and disturbing pornographic materials.

"The SurfRecon rapid-image-analysis forensic tool combined with the IFID creates a formidable weapon in the fight against child pornography and sexual predators," said Yarro.

SurfRecon is currently available for free at www.surfrecon.com/offer. You can learn more about SurfRecon by visiting www.surfrecon.com.

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