Thursday, September 30, 2004 (08:57:00)
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"You have to be prepared for anything; criminals are crafty," Marsico said.
After graduation in May, Marisco hopes to work for the FBI. But for now, his concern is developing a standard practice regarding how digital evidence may be used in court.
More (The Exponent)
"I would like to notify you that the table of contents of the third issue of Digital Investigation is now available at http://www.digitalinvestigation.net. We are pleased to be able to offer two articles from this issue free of charge, available to download now.
These are:
Reporting security breaches: A risk to be avoided or responsibility to be embraced? Editor in chief, Eoghan Casey, debates whether companies should or shouldn't report incidents to the police. If faced with more corporate reporting could law enforcement cope?
Tool Review: Forensic analysis of windows hosts using UNIX-based tools Most examiners only use UNIX-based forensic tools when investigating a UNIX system. However, such tools are excellent for examining Windows hosts. Cory Altheide writes a 16 page technical report on how to use Linux as a platform for forensic analysis and all the advantages it can bring to an investigation.
Download these articles at http://www.digitalinvestigation.net"
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is now online and we're actively looking for contributions. If you would like to submit a paper or article for publication at Forensic Focus please mail me at admin@forensicfocus.com, thank you.
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Seminar on criminal investigations in Goa, October 9th
Wednesday, September 29, 2004 (05:39:56)
A two-day seminar on ‘Crime investigation - modern techniques’ will be inaugurated at the Goa International Centre, on October 9. The inaugural session of the seminar will have a plenary lecture on ‘Computer crimes and cyber forensics’ delivered by the DIG (CID), Mr Muktesh Chander.More (Navhind Times)
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Forensics gains credibility at Purdue
Wednesday, September 29, 2004 (05:35:14)
Chris Marsico, a graduate student, is using this semester to focus on the forensic possibilities of devices like iPODs. Just this summer, a group of car thieves in the UK was arrested, due in part to evidence discovered on an iPOD."You have to be prepared for anything; criminals are crafty," Marsico said.
After graduation in May, Marisco hopes to work for the FBI. But for now, his concern is developing a standard practice regarding how digital evidence may be used in court.
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Digital Investigation - Issue 3
Sunday, September 19, 2004 (09:30:06)
From Matthew Smaldon at Elsevier:"I would like to notify you that the table of contents of the third issue of Digital Investigation is now available at http://www.digitalinvestigation.net. We are pleased to be able to offer two articles from this issue free of charge, available to download now.
These are:
Reporting security breaches: A risk to be avoided or responsibility to be embraced? Editor in chief, Eoghan Casey, debates whether companies should or shouldn't report incidents to the police. If faced with more corporate reporting could law enforcement cope?
Tool Review: Forensic analysis of windows hosts using UNIX-based tools Most examiners only use UNIX-based forensic tools when investigating a UNIX system. However, such tools are excellent for examining Windows hosts. Cory Altheide writes a 16 page technical report on how to use Linux as a platform for forensic analysis and all the advantages it can bring to an investigation.
Download these articles at http://www.digitalinvestigation.net"
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Forensic Focus call for papers
Monday, September 13, 2004 (12:40:30)
The Forensic Focus "papers and articles" sectionhttp://www.forensicfocus.com/computer-forensics-papers.php
is now online and we're actively looking for contributions. If you would like to submit a paper or article for publication at Forensic Focus please mail me at admin@forensicfocus.com, thank you.
Jamie
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