Thanks for those who have taken the Survey for Digital Forensics Tool Testing so far. For those who haven't taken the 4-mins survey which only has 15 easy to read questions to answer, please do so ( digital-forensics-tool-testing.html ). The larger the pool of anonymous answers being returned to the Faculty of Computer Science University of Sunderland for Dr. Graeme Horsman to analyse the better
Read More
Showing posts with label procedures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label procedures. Show all posts
Sunday, May 28, 2017
Published May 28, 2017 by Anonymous with 0 comment
chip reading, contemporaneous notes (CN), Faculty of Computer Science, forensic chip off, good working practices, practices, procedures, University of Sunderland, unspoiled memory chips
Saturday, March 19, 2016
Published March 19, 2016 by Anonymous with 0 comment
Capturing the target subject's smartphone activities is not as easy as is thought, as we are all finding out with the current Apple and law enforcement debacle. The Apple case though is not the norm as the two opposing sides are fighting about the "right to access". The public are engaged with this story that continues to unfold as to what "Privacy" actual means, should terrorism enjoy the
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
