Keven Hendricks

Keven Hendricks is an 18-year law enforcement veteran serving on FBI and DEA task forces combating cybercrime. He is a published author with the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin and is currently working as an instructor for various training companies, teaching classes for law enforcement on the dark web and cybercrimes. He is recognized as a subject-matter expert in the field of dark web investigations and the founder of the Ubivis Project (ubivisproject.org).

Pursuing investigations into overdose deaths

November 19, 2022

For the past two years, the United States has seen the most overdose deaths in history, with estimations showing over 100,000 overdose deaths occurring in 2020 and 2021. When it […] Read More

Credit card fraud and the world of “carding”

How police can investigate

October 17, 2022

A challenge I enjoy presenting in training environments for law enforcement is to task the class attendees to find a faster-growing, more rampant, more economically impactful area of criminality than […] Read More

Your guide to the alternate “dark nets”

July 19, 2022

For many of us in law enforcement, when the terms “dark web” or “dark net” are mentioned, we immediately associate them with the Tor (The Onion Router) browser. Unequivocally the […] Read More

Understanding end-to-end encryption apps

And how to investigate them

June 28, 2022

Since Edward Snowden rose from being an unknown NSA contractor to a household name and a polarizing archetype on privacy, there has been a paradigm shift in the way people […] Read More

The Ubivis Project

A website dedicated to assisting with dark web drug cases

April 28, 2022

The “dark web” is a term shrouded in both mystique and intrigue. Becoming ingrained in our culture since the reports were published highlighting the infamous “Silk Road” in 2013, it […] Read More