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Forensic Computing

Digital forensics from the view of a computer scientist

From the category archives:

Fundamentals

The Single Piece of Evidence (SPoE) Myth

by Mike Murr on February 25, 2009

The admissibility vs. weight of digital evidence

by Mike Murr on July 30, 2007

Recovering a FAT filesystem directory entry in five phases

by Mike Murr on May 24, 2007

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

Copying 1s and 0s

by Mike Murr on March 21, 2007

Planting evidence

by Mike Murr on March 1, 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

The basics of how digital forensics tools work

by Mike Murr on December 3, 2006

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