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Announcing the Digital Forensics Magazine / The Investigator Competition!

We've teamed up with The Investigator magazine to bring you an exciting competition with a chance to win a place at the Practical Forensics Conference, worth £235 to the winner.

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If Google can be hacked, is anyone safe?

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If Google can be hacked, is anyone safe?
Is the cyber arms race beginning?


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Online Survey into Forensics Tool Usage

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Forensics Tool Survey Online
Visit the Klein & Co site to take part in an industry wide survey

 


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Our friend Nick Klein, of Klein & Co. is currently carrying out a survey into the tools that computer forensics practiitioners are using, what features they find most valuable and how they'd like to see tools change and improve in the future. Every respondent will receive a complimentary copy of the final report and one will even receive a $250 gift card from Amazon. The survey closes on March 21st and every participant will receive an electronic copy of the report. 

The more responses he gets, the more valuable the results will be for the whole computer forensic community, so why not drop in on Nick and his survey at www.kleinco.com.au/Research.html to take part and have your say.

Best of luck to Nick and all who enter!

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In issue 2 we lift the lid and peer deep inside google's mobile platform, android, as well as show you how to build your very own volatile memory forensics toolkit. Also inside: competition, IRQ, 360, legal, and much more

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FORENSIC MODELLING
Part 2 of Dr Barry Hood's exploration of crime scene modelling using formal notation
MOBILE PHONE ANALYZER COMPARISON
We take a look at the leading mobile phone analysis tools 
COMPETITION
A fantastic prize this time sponsored by Syngress
THE IMPORTANCE OF TIME STAMPS
We look at the importance of timestamps and their relevance to forensic investigations, as well as exposing why they are often the focus of lawyers in the court room.

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