I defended my dissertation October 29, 2012 – and it was accepted. Bellow is the abstract along with a video demo of the Discere tool I created as part of my research. Following changes to the Federal Rules of Civil…
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Dissertation Defense
Posted in Computer Science, Digital Forensics, Discere, Publications Tagged with: discere, ediscovery, forensics, tools, UNO
TIFF vs PDF
I am in the middle of a chapter in my dissertation on performance results from Discere – currently the section musing about the impact TIFF has on file sizes versus PDF. It still boggles me that TIFF is still so…
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…
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…
Posted in Computer Science, Digital Forensics, Law Tagged with: blackfriar, discere, ediscovery, tools
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…