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Forensic Computing

Digital forensics from the view of a computer scientist

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Computing theory

The five phases of recovering digital evidence

by Mike Murr on May 8, 2007

How forensic tools recover digital evidence (data structures)

by Mike Murr on May 5, 2007

How digital forensics relates to computing

by Mike Murr on January 25, 2007

The basics of how programs are compiled and executed

by Mike Murr on January 11, 2007

Information Context (a.k.a Code/Data Duality)

by Mike Murr on September 27, 2006

Self replicating software – Part 3 – Other methods

by Mike Murr on July 18, 2006

Self replicating software – Part 2 – Recursion theorem proof

by Mike Murr on July 9, 2006

Self replicating software – Part 1 – The Recursion Theorem

by Mike Murr on July 5, 2006

Base+Offset notation (or why we start counting with zero)

by Mike Murr on June 26, 2006

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