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A Tug of War over Forensics Applications and Formats

rjbiii wrote 3 days ago: From two different blogs, we read of a fascinating criminal case involving a tug of war over evidenc … more →

Tags: Computer Forensics, State Courts, Washington, ghost

eDiscovery News for September 30th 2009

thelporeport wrote 2 months ago:  Wednesday news: W. Lawrence Wescott, in a lengthy but worthwhile read, tackles the issue of backup … more →

Tags: project management, Litigation Support, data preservation, ediscovery software, data storage, ESI, Electronic Discovery Act

Forensics: Importing Hashsets into EnCase (Part 2)

585 wrote 3 months ago: Part 2, of the series. Part 1, of how to import hashes into EnCase is available here. … more →

Tags: Video Guides, Computer Forensics, Hash, Forensics, nsrl

Forensics: Importing Hashsets into EnCase (Part 1)1 comment

585 wrote 3 months ago: Forensics: Importing Hashsets into EnCase (Part 1) … more →

Tags: Video Guides, Computer Forensics, Hash, Hash Values, Hash Sets

eDiscovery News

thelporeport wrote 3 months ago: Let’s get into some e-discovery news for a Friday.  A lot of discovery software providers are … more →

Tags: Computer Forensics, Document Review, Litigation Support, Compliance, data preservation, e-discovery, eDiscovery readiness, Foreign Language, Information mapping

Electronic Discovery: E-Disclosure Qualification

585 wrote 3 months ago: Guidance Software, the forensics giant which produces EnCase has announced the release of its e-disc … more →

Tags: uk law, eDisclosure, eDiscovery, ence, encep, Guidance Software

Forensics: Hashes, do they work?2 comments

585 wrote 3 months ago: What’s the big deal about hashes? This article follows on from the previous myths about “verificatio … more →

Tags: 0 - Forensics, Computer Forensics, md5, Hash, Hash Values, sha-1

Forensics: Computer Forensics - Police or Civil?

585 wrote 5 months ago: Historically computer forensics has always been lead by law enforcement. The technology, the methods … more →

Tags: 1 - e-discovery, 0 - Forensics, Concept Searching, 2. Law, police, Computer Forensics, Electronic discovery, Civil

Forensics: FAT Quiz - Practice for EnCE & CCE Exams1 comment

585 wrote 5 months ago: A new computer forensics quiz FAT  has been released. This quiz, as with the others, is designed to … more →

Tags: 0 - Forensics, Computer Forensics, ence, CCE, computer forensics quiz, Fat, Forensics Quiz, Comuter Foreniscs Exams

Forensics: Disk and Disk Geometry Quiz: EnCE & CCE Practice

585 wrote 5 months ago: A new computer forensics quiz has been released, this one is based on disks and disk geometry.  The … more →

Tags: 0 - Forensics, Computer Forensics, ence, computer forensics quiz, quiz

Forensics: New Hardware Quiz: EnCE & CCE Practice

585 wrote 5 months ago: A new computer forensics quiz has been released, this one is based on hardware.  The questions are d … more →

Tags: 0 - Forensics, Computer Forensics, ence, CCE, computer forensics quiz, EnCE Practice

Forensic: EnCase Verification, MD5, and Other Myths3 comments

585 wrote 5 months ago: Encase is without doubt the most popular forensics tool on the market, however due to the name of on … more →

Tags: 0 - Forensics, Computer Forensics, imaging, verification, md5, Hash

Forensics: What is imaging?2 comments

585 wrote 5 months ago: What does “imaging” a hard drive mean? Imaging is the process of taking an exact copy of … more →

Tags: 0 - Forensics, Tools, Computer Forensics, FTK, imaging, imaging tools, HDD

Update to acquiring encrypted drive

tech2ullc wrote 6 months ago: We have included FTK Imager on our boot CD/USB drive.  After booting into the PointSec Admin page we … more →

Tags: Computer Forensics, Acquiring Encrypted Drive, FTK Imager, PointSec

New Files Page

Paul Bobby wrote 6 months ago: I have added a ‘page’ to my blog entitled “My Files”. This page will track t … more →

Forensics: How to image a hard drive1 comment

585 wrote 6 months ago: The video below shows how to image a hard drive using EnCase. … more →

Tags: uk law, Computer Forensics, hard drive, imaging

Forensics: What does "File Extent" mean in EnCase?

585 wrote 6 months ago: What does “File Extent” mean in EnCase? The term “File Extent” in EnCase is … more →

Tags: uk law, Computer Forensics, 0 - Forensics, NTFS, File Extent

Forensics: What is the MFT Mirror?1 comment

585 wrote 6 months ago: What is the MFT Mirror? The MFT Mirror, seen as $MFTMirror in computer forensics tools, is a partial … more →

Tags: 0 - Forensics, File Systems, Computer Forensics, Data recovery, MFT, NTFS, MFT Mirror

Forensics: What does “Last Written" mean in EnCase?1 comment

585 wrote 6 months ago: EnCase ,one of the most popular forensic tools, can display a variety of dates, including created, w … more →

Tags: 0 - Forensics, MFT, Dates, Entry Modified, Last Written, Date


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