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Imaging a GoogleChromeOS with F-Response
After downloading the VMware image of the new released Beta version of Google ChromeOS, I thought what can I use to image the new operating system? So I figured F-Response would be my tool of choice to connect to the Google ChromeOS running system and then use the great MAC Forensic Imager tool by Ryan Kubasiak. Upon boot ChromeOS gives you a tabbed interface and not much else, but after a bit of di
ucq 2009/12/13
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ucq 2009/11/16
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ucq 2009/11/16
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Shrinking the gap: carving NTFS-compressed files | ForensicFocus.com
Recovering deleted NTFS-compressed files By Joachim Metz Hoffmann Investigations www.hoffmannbv.nl 1.0 Joachim Metz September 2, 2009 Initial version. Summary An important part of digital forensic investigation is the recovery of data, particulary files. The recovery of data and files highly depends on the recovery tooling used. This paper focusses on a part of file carving where most of the curre
ucq 2009/11/15
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File System Functionality Comparison - Win32 apps
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ucq 2009/11/15
windows

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ucq 2009/11/10
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