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Important principles in digital forensics

Schrodinger's Cat https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/91/Schrodingers_cat.svg/1200px-Schrodingers_cat.svg.png At a time when digital forensics is under the spotlight and taking salvos of criticism for poor performance and lack of knowledge about its own scientific subject matter (http://parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/7767e1b9-0e44-4de3-8627-baf9d091f487 and https://

Digital Evidence ISO/IEC 27037 -v- ISO/IEC 17025

Could ISO/IEC 27037:2012 be the better option for handling and obtaining digital forensic evidence? ISO/IEC 27037:2012-10 (E)Information technology - Security techniques - Guidelines for identification,collection, acquisition and preservation of digital evidence ContentsForeword ..................................................................................................................

SDD: TRIM, GC and Greedy Garbage etc

SDD: TRIM, GC and Greedy Garbage etc It is amazing how we can all look at the same subject but still have a wide range of views. If the discussion is about TRIM and GC then the two should not be confused. That is fair warning, but isn't there something quite obvious in the two different titles? If we extend confusion further what Write Amplification or hot and cold data or SSDs with no TRIM

National Digital Science and Justice Office (NDSJO)

A recent forum discussion I read recently mentioned a Digital Forensics Capability Review. The discussion also identified the document that forms the basis of this review: http://www.researchgate.net/publication/269332581_Digital_Forensics__Capability_Review There were some good responses from forum members. Those responses combined with the initial enquiry and the download reference document