On behalf of DFM, Afentis Forensics have completed our second product review, this time of PeerLab, a windows based piece of software designed by Alexander Kuiper (Kuiper Forensics) to search for and detect any Peer to Peer applications, web-disks and UseNet-clients on local hard drives. “In this authors opinion this is a nice little...
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“It happens to us all at some point – we decide to put a password on a file, either for opening, or for modifying and as time goes by we just simply forget the password.” The first of DFM’s new product reviews is now...
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Cybercrime Forensic investigation is a complicated science with its own history, implications and future. It is not sufficient merely to consider it a branch of criminology, or the study of cyber criminal behavior, or research into the relationship between the causes of tech related...
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In June this year, it was revealed that a Russian Spy Ring had been using Steganographic images to send secret messages to each other. A series of small,...
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Due to popular demand Detective Cindy Murphy has released her paper on a process for Cellular Evidence and Data Extraction. We at DFM are happy to help get this...
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The FBI investigation that led to the arrest of 11 Russian spies discovered that their method of communication involved the art of hiding text files within images “Steganography”.
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