That won't do much. In order to throw the evidence out, it needs to be shown that something was actually compromised by the tool, not just that it is possible.

That won't do much. In order to throw the evidence out, it needs to be shown that something was actually compromised by the tool, not just that it is possible. Consider https://www.securityweek.com/forensics-tool-flaw-allows-hackers-manipulate-evidence#:~:text=A%20vulnerability%20in%20Guidance%20Software's,the%20flaw%20any%20time%20soon https://www.securityweek.com/forensics-tool-flaw-allows-hack.... Have any cases been thrown out? I don't think so.