Webinars

Julie: Hi, everyone. Thanks for joining today’s webinar: Windows 10 Activity Timeline: An Investigator’s Gold Mine. My name is Julie O’Shea and I’m the manager of global marketing here at BlackBag.  Before we start today, there are a few things

Lorenz Liebler discusses his research at DFRWS EU 2019.The application of approximate matching (a.k.a. fuzzy hashing or similarity hashing) is often considered in the field of malware or binary analysis. Recent research showed major weaknesses of predominant fuzzy hashing techniques

Laura Sanchez discusses her research at DFRWS US 2019. Hello, I’m Laura Sanchez and I’m a graduate researcher at the University of New Haven. And I’ll be presenting the results of our survey that was conducted by my colleagues. Our

Josh Hickman shares his research at DFRWS US 2019.Josh: My name is Josh Hickman. I am the forensic scientist manager for the digital evidence section in the North Carolina state crime lab. And I am here this morning to talk

Arthur Villeneuve and Franck Bitsch discuss their research at DFRWS EU 2019.Arthur: Good morning. My name is Arthur, this is Franck. We are going to talk about malicious HID devices. We represent what is HID devices just after. We’re working

Mark Scanlon discusses his research at DFRWS EU 2019.OK, good morning, how are you doing? My name is Mark Scanlon, I’ve been speaking to some of you guys already. I’m from University College Dublin. This work was primarily conducted by

Jan Peter van Zandwijk discusses his research at DFRWS EU 2019.Hello, my name is Jen Peter van Zandwijk. I work with the Netherlands Forensic Institute. And in this half-hour I will tell you about some research that they did on

by Tim Alcock, QualimetricThis presentation is designed to give an executive overview of the Quality Management System standards and guidelines applicable to organisations providing forensic science services to the Criminal Justice System in the UK.Organisations can achieve independent recognition to

Patrick Mullan shares his research at DFRWS EU 2019.Hello, I am Patrick. I would like to introduce you to our recent research on forensic source identification using JPEG image headers. So the idea is to identify the source of the

Dr. Bradley Schatz presents a roadmap to what’s changed in digital forensics at DFRWS EU 2019.Bradley: OK, good afternoon. Thank you all for coming to this session. My name is Bradley Schatz, and today I would like to talk with

Join the forum discussion here.View the webinar on YouTube here.Read a full transcript of the webinar here. Julie: Hi everyone, thanks for joining our webinar today on our new capabilities in BlackLight. My name is Julie O’Shea, I’m the Global

Ahmed Bajat shares his research at DFRWS EU 2018.Ahmed: Thank you. My name is Ahmed Bahjat, I am here from George Mason University – shoutout to Jessica Hyde. I’ll be talking about file fragments dating; this is probably your first