What each tool actually produces.
No marketing fluff — just the technical artefacts and legal frameworks compared side-by-side across the 5 most-used web evidence tools.
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Feature / standard
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Our solution
GetProofAnchor
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Enterprise
Pagefreezer
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US legal
Page Vault
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Public archive
Wayback
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Traditional
Notary
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▸ Capture artefacts (what's inside the evidence package)
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SHA-256 hash per file
Cryptographic fingerprint to detect tampering
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Visible screenshot (PNG, full page)
Rendered view as the user saw it
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Full-page video (MP4 scroll-through)
Continuous proof of dynamic content
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HTML snapshot (rendered source)
Original HTML as served by the website
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DOM snapshot (post-JS state)
Final DOM after JavaScript has run
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HAR file (network log)
Every HTTP request/response with timing
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Original HTTP headers + TLS chain
Server identity proof and connection metadata
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▸ Cryptographic chain of custody
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RFC 3161 timestamp
IETF standard time-stamp token (PKI-based)
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eIDAS Art. 42 qualified timestamp
EU-accredited QTSP, legal presumption of accuracy
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Bitcoin OpenTimestamps anchor
Independent public ledger, no vendor dependency
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Signed manifest (chain of custody)
Cryptographically signed JSON inventory
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Independent open-source verifier
Anyone can verify without vendor cooperation
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▸ Legal frameworks & compliance
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ISO/IEC 27037 — forensic acquisition
International digital evidence standard
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eIDAS Reg. 910/2014 — EU recognition
Art. 41 admissibility across all EU states
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GDPR Art. 5(1)(f) — integrity
Tamper-evidence requirement for personal data
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DSA Art. 16 — notice & action
Substantiation of illegal content reports
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AI Act Art. 50 — synthetic disclosure
Transparency evidence for AI-generated content
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FRE 901(b)(9) — US authentication
US Federal Rules of Evidence admissibility
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18 criteria, 5 tools
Every row is an objectively testable property. Where we marked an item “partial”, the feature exists but with caveats (e.g. proprietary timestamps, no Bitcoin anchor).
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