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All right so the title is total link bait. The United States seized some number of computers and peripherals from the compound in Pakistan. Those materials will be evaluated and analyzed for intelligence purposes and perhaps used in planning future actions. Since the method of acquisition is not secret there is little loss of future [...]

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What can a user do that will obscure the path to analysis of a computer system so that minimal to no digital information may remain to be examined in a forensically sound method? What are the tools and methods to creating a system that a traitor to an organization could use to communicate virtually without [...]

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The floods are almost bad enough, but to bring people up to speed who might have missed class tonight I looked around and had a few interesting stories that I thought you all might like.

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Some links to items we discussed in class and some background materials. I included a sampling of the articles on computer forensics over the last week. I think there should be plenty to keep you occupied. When we consider computer/cyber/digital forensics the scope and thoughts on what is included is rapidly expanding with the technologies. [...]

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The following is a partial bibliography of topics related to computer or cyber forensics.   

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Some of the cases we discussed tonight can be found at the following links. Steve Jackson Games (Wikipedia) Kumho Tire Decision (about expert testimony) Daubert Decision (current expert testimony expectation) For some stories on forensics you can search on forensics, or click the daily news link and about every other story is about forensics. I [...]

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