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Data recovery, Australian style

Wednesday, October 27, 2004 (08:20:59)
A couple of Australian coppers have used their forensic expertise to create a software company that has chalked up success in Europe and Japan. And by Christmas they will be showing the Yanks how as well. The two "dumped-data detectives" once helped authorities with the One.Tel, HIH and Rene Rivkin investigations, and are now helping businesses find lost data and files.

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FBI agents use computer forensics to arrest sexual predators

Sunday, October 24, 2004 (11:28:46)
It's not surprising that FBI Special Agent Tom Veivia considers himself an overprotective parent. In a cramped room equipped with eight computers, Veivia works with undercover agents and police officers in the Innocent Images National Initiative. Working late evening and early morning hours at FBI headquarters on State Street, these undercover agents and officers have made 11 arrests since September 2003.

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Jackson Local Law Enforcement Learns to Fight Cyber Crime

Sunday, October 24, 2004 (11:19:35)
In the world of cyber crimes, law enforcement officials need the same computer skills as criminals to fight back. This week, metro area law enforcement is getting the ammunition to fight the growing number of computer crime suspects.

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High-Tech Crimes Revealed: An Interview with Stephen Branigan

Friday, October 22, 2004 (08:39:29)
Stephen Branigan, one of the founders of the New York City task force on cybercrime and author of High-Tech Crimes Revealed: Cyberwar Stories from the Digital Front, talks to Seth Fogie about hacker motivations and how to solve cyber crimes.

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Computer expert challenges barge defendant's testimony

Thursday, October 21, 2004 (06:28:38)
A computer forensics expert says a critical document presented to jurors was edited on one of the defendants' work computers -- contradicting the defendant's testimony last week. That's the latest in the fraud and conspiracy trial of four former Merrill Lynch and Company executives and two former midlevel Enron executives.

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