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Issue 36 - Out now!

Here's a quick review of some of the main articles within Issue 36


Issue 36 of Digital Forensics Magazine brings new techniques and ideas to the industry. Subscribe today to ensure you get digital access, or if you want, subscribe to the print edition. Find out more at our subscriptions pages.

Here's just a few of the fantastic articles inside Issue 36...


Accelerating Child Exploitation Investigations Using AI

Christa Miller takes a look at how machine learning helps you get to evidence faster.

Digital Forensic Tool Capability

Stephanie Brennadiva and Brian Cusack show how competition between tools brings improvement.

Attack of the Clones

James Zjalic takes a look at the rise of AI in media forensics.

Forensic Linguistics

Emily Chiang carries out an analysis of language shows how forensic linguistics could help identify anonymous offenders online.

Accelerate Password Cracking with GPUs

Rick Leinecker shows how GPUs may be used to speed up the process and drastically reduce the time it takes to crack passwords.


Plus all the regular features, news, our legal section and From The Lab...


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Coming up in the Next issue of Digital Forensics Magazine

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Forensic Syntactical & Linguistic Investigation

Mark Iwazko presents a case study regarding a Forensic Syntactical & Linguistic investigation: Instructed by the Moscow General Council of one of the actual big four accountants. Read More »

Forensic Readiness: A Proactive Approach to Support Forensic Digital Analysis

An increasing number of criminal actions are inflicting financial and brand damage to organizations around the globe. An impressive number of such cases do not reach the courts, mainly because of the organization’s inefficiency to produce robust digital evidences that are acceptable in the courts of law. Read More »

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Using Error-Patterns for Attribution: An Applied Linguistics Technique

Corpus Linguistics within Second Language Acquisition has developed models of error patterns made by defined groups of second language learners. This knowledge base can be leveraged by a knowledgeable analyst to attribute content to a subset of authors. Read More »

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