Hi, I am new to these forums but have been on the email list for a little while.
I work in CF in LE in Australia and am studying for my Masters Degree. I am currently doing a research project towards this degree.
I am writing a paper on the future issues for CF and solutions that may be already available or on the horizon to aid in resolving these issues. By surveying a number of CF practioners in my local area I have identified what they consider to be the three most important issues and am concentrating my paper on these.
- Encryption
- Data Storage Volume
- Mobile Devices/Phones
I would appreciate some input into specific points I should look at underneath these areas. For example, issues for Mobile Devices are tool availability/compatibility and also correct forensic process. Also Data Storage Volume is a double-edged sword, more data to analyse and more data to store for future legal requirements. For encryption, rainbow tables are a possible aid?
What can help with these things? How do people believe they should/will tackle these issues in the future?
Thanks
Catherine
Thanks for the reply debaser_ I appreciate any input I can get. I have done a fair bit of research myself but it helps when other people introduce me to new ideas. For example I have not heard the term "salted hash" before so I will have to look into in and see if it is relevant to my research.
Feel free to contact me with any questions about mobile devices/phones.