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Here's a quick review of some of the main articles within Issue 22

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Here's just a few of the fantastic articles inside Issue 22...

SQLite Databases: Treasure Trove for the Digital Forensicator ? Part 2

In the second part of this multi part article, Dr Kala Baskar takes a look at one of the most widely used databases in mobile devices and other technology, SQLite. In this second part looks at an intelligent approach used when extracting SQlite database evidence from personal computers.

Improving SMART Phone Investigation Methods

In this article, Dr. Brian Cusack & Raymond Lutui provides the results of their research into 13 digital forensic investigation models to assess their ability to handle the new world of SMART devices and cloud computing.

Internet-of-Things: Towards a Forensic Methodology

Haider M. al-Khateeb and Edewede Oriwoh investigate ideas towards incident response strategies for Internet of Things (IoT) Based Crimes.

Drilling into the Big Data Goldmine

Peter Snelling Principal Technical Consultant from SAS looks at How Intelligence Professionals Can Reap the Rewards of Data Fusion and High-Performance Analytics.

The Deep Web, Darknet & Dark Internet

This article by Hugh Boyes explores the nature of the majority of connections made to the Internet that are not indexed by search engines.

Cyber Security & The Small to Medium Enterprise (SME)

The SME is considered the backbone of the UK economy. In this article we consider the cyber environment that the SME operates and the resources available to help them navigate the often complex and unknown world they find themselves in.

Malicious Tool Providing Attackers With A New Type of Zombies

In this short piece by Ben Campbell he raises the awareness of attacks that are already taking place against the Internet of Things and the toolkits that are already in the wild.

Protecting Information in Local Public Services

Following a data handling review in 2008 Mark Brett provides an update on the UK Local Public Sector Data Handling Guidelines V3 and how they came about.

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