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cybersleuth

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cybersleuth
(1) A person who searches the Internet for information about a company, both positive and negative, to keep abreast of public opinion. All Internet facilities are used, including the Web, newsgroups and chat rooms.

(2) A person who does any kind of detective work using the Internet.
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Now that cell phones have become routine pieces of evidence, cybersleuths extract text messages and other data from devices used in crimes; examine that evidence and ensure that it's admissible in court; testify as expert witnesses; and test data-recovery software.
Career watch: cybersleuthing by New York Times Upfront
Some postings on cyberventing sites and Internet bulletin boards led employers to hire private detectives and cybersleuths to uncover the identity of the person who posted the offending material.
Law Journal 2006 by Kinney, Ben / Business North Carolina
Even if you delete your e-mails, you can never, never hide them from a savvy cybersleuth.
Carol Vorderman's Internet Column: The lapcops; YOU CAN'T HIDE YOUR ... by Gerrie, Anthea / The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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