I gave a presentation to the New Orleans Paralegal Association for their June 2011 meeting. The presentation was on differences between reality and crime genre movies and television shows like NCIS, CSI, Numb3rs, etc. The presentation contains a number of…
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NOPA Slides June 2011
DC3 2010
DC3 2k10 is here again, and team NSSAL will be participating again this year. I was a little disappointed in our overall ranked performance last year, but the challenge numbers are a little misleading. The 2008 challenge was composed of…
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AAFS 2010 – Changes in Approach to Scalability in Digital Forensic Analysis
This year I attended the American Academy of Forensic Sciences (“AAFS”) conference in Seattle and presented in the digital and multimedia section. The following post is a summary of the oral presentation along with my slide set. For those who…
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Wikileaks – NeoNazi Forum Dumps
Wikileaks has data from several Neo Nazi forums. The information includes user lists, private message histories, forum posts, etc. I’ve been pouring over the data since yesterday. They seem to be using SMF and phpBB primarily between the sites –…
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Tagged with: communication patterns, email, forensics, oops, word frequencies
Posted in Computer Science, Digital Forensics, Hacks, Cracks, and Attacks
Posted in Computer Science, Digital Forensics, Hacks, Cracks, and Attacks
Westboro Baptist Church
In a strange turn of events, news outlets are reporting Anonymous, the same ‘group’ (or loose association depending on who you listen to) responsible for the HB Gary fiasco is now threatening the Westboro Baptist Church. Or is it? Suspicions…Read more ›
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