Mikal and I worked up a presentation on smart devices for the Information Ethics Roundtable in New York at Hunter College. I presented our talk in April which consisted of our policy based interpretation of external cognition, and some hypotheticals…
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Information Ethics Roundtable 2012
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I’ve update the website theme, updated the about page, and added pages for services and contact. Tweet
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First 2012 Discere Dev Update
My work on Discere continues. PST files have been supported for a while now, but lotus notes is the other half of the corporate email coin. Unfortunately, there are no cross platform open source libraries which support LotusNotes NSF files…
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Discere Dev Update
Discere is approaching a usable alpha release. I just need to add support for zip/jar/tar/etc archives, and incorporate my prior PST handler from black friar, then add rudimentary document tagging. Spreadsheets are still a bane – I don’t know what…
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Posted in Computer Science, Digital Forensics, Law
Posted in Computer Science, Digital Forensics, Law
Ethics paper goes to print!
Roux B and Falgoust M – “Ethical Issues Raised by Methods of Data Acquisition for Research in Digital Forensics” is now in print in Vol 21, No 1 in the Journal of Information Ethics (http://www.mcfarlandpub.com/jie.html) – I got my author’s…Read more ›
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