In today’s digital reality, time is the greatest enemy of evidence.

Self-destructing messages, stories that disappear in 24 hours, dynamic posts that change without leaving a trace, ephemeral images… and now, even video calls that leave no record anywhere.

Volatility has become a common strategy for those who want to communicate without leaving evidence behind.

• How do you capture something designed to disappear?
• How do you preserve evidence that exists for only a few seconds?
• How do you prove the existence of content that is no longer available when needed?

PANDORA has taken the definitive leap.

It can now capture, preserve and certify volatile evidence and self-destructing content, even in environments specifically designed to leave no trace.

What is fleeting is no longer invisible.
What was impossible is no longer out of reach.

A major breakthrough: capturing content before it disappears

The new Escolta Digital PANDORA 5.1versión 5.1 update introduces advanced capabilities for early acquisition of volatile content, including:

• Self-destructing messages
• Self-destructing images and videos
• Temporary stories and posts
• Dynamic chats
• Content from platforms such as Snapchat
• And now, full real-time video calls

This breakthrough enables PANDORA to:

• Capture what was previously technically impossible to capture
• Preserve it with full legal validity
• Certify its integrity under eIDAS and FNMT standards
• Guarantee a complete chain of custody
• Analyze content forensically without altering it

1. Anticipatory monitoring of self-destructing content

PANDORA operates across multiple digital environments: chats, video calls, statuses, Stories, Reels, WhatsApp, Telegram and other dynamic platforms.

When content appears that could disappear at any moment, you can act immediately:

You acquire it in real time, before it is lost.

2. Full forensic capture of visible and invisible states

Each piece of evidence may include:

• Visual content (image, video, message, post)
• FNMT-qualified timestamp
• eIDAS certificate
• URL and/or acquisition path
• SHA-256 integrity hash

This ensures that the evidence can be proven to have existed and was not manipulated.

3. Advanced certification under European eIDAS standards

PANDORA guarantees:

• Qualified digital signature
• FNMT timestamp
• eIDAS certification
• Documented traceability
• Preserved chain of custody

The resulting evidence is fully admissible and defensible in court.

4. Secure and guaranteed preservation

Each piece of evidence is stored encrypted and can later be reproduced:

• without altering metadata,
• without contaminating the content,
• without compromising forensic integrity.

5. Forensic acquisition of video calls: capturing what was once uncapturable

This is one of the most disruptive advancements.

Video calls have historically been among the most difficult environments to preserve as evidence because:

• they are not recorded,
• they are ephemeral,
• they combine audio and video in real time,
• and they are used precisely to avoid leaving a trace.

PANDORA breaks that technical barrier.

It can now capture and preserve full video calls, including:

• Synchronized video
• Integrity hash
• Certified chain of custody

This advancement is crucial for:

• Digital violence and coercion
• Grooming, sextortion and crimes against minors
• Live extortion
• Criminal negotiations
• Tactical communications within organized crime
• Operational coordination in terrorism
• Cyberattacks and command-and-control communications

What once disappeared without a trace can now be preserved as evidence.

Why capturing the fleeting changes the rules of the game

Volatility has long been the refuge of digital impunity.

Criminals, radicals and organized networks relied on:

• “If it disappears quickly, they can’t catch me”,
• “If there’s no trace, there’s no crime”,
• “If it can’t be proven, I can’t be accused”.

PANDORA destroys that paradigm.

Today, the fleeting can be capturedpreserved and certified..

1. Terrorism and violent radicalization

Extremist cells use self-destructing content to coordinate attacks, share tactical propaganda and issue threats that vanish.

PANDORA captures:

• messages,
• ephemeral videos,
• disappearing posts,
• and operational video calls,

providing critical evidence for counter-terrorism investigations.

2. Organized crime and transnational networks

Mafia groups, human-trafficking networks, drug-trafficking rings and sexual exploitation operations rely on self-destructing platforms to coordinate deliveries, movements or contacts.

With PANDORA, that shield is neutralized.

3. Cyberattacks and digital sabotage

APT groups share temporary instructions and tactical video calls to avoid attribution.

PANDORA captures these critical communications.

4. Serious crimes against minors

In grooming, sextortion and sexual exploitation, video calls are a weapon used by the aggressor.

Today, they become indisputable evidence.

5. Extortion, threats and digital violence

Self-destructing messages and intimidating video calls are now preserved with full legal value.

6. Disinformation and influence operations

Content designed to disappear within seconds can now be documented and analyzed to reconstruct the operation.

An essential tool for anyone who cannot afford to lose evidence

PANDORA becomes a strategic ally for:

• Cyber-intelligence and cybercrime units
• Forensic experts and private investigators
• Law-enforcement agencies
• Legal professionals
• Compliance, risk and anti-fraud teams
• Investigative journalists
• CSIRT/CERT teams
• Child protection agencies

In investigations where evidence lasts only seconds, PPANDORA preserves it forever..