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Dear Readers,
Proudly we would like to present you the newest issue ofeForensics
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interested in the topic. This time we decided to divide the edition into two sections new topics and samples of our few latest
issues. It will give you a chance to see whats going on on our shelves as well as get better insight into topics, that we are going to
cover in the future. We count on your feedback here!
1.COUNTERFORENSICS:
COUNTERFORENSICS: HOW TO MISLEAD COMPUTER FORENSICS SOFTWARE
by Cordny Nederkoorn
Forensic investigators frequently use forensic software tools for their collection and analysis. However, specic software is being
developed and used to thwart the use of forensic software by the forensic investigators. This is known as counterforensic software
aka counterforensics.
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2. DIGITAL FORENSICS TUTORIAL Keyword Searches

by Patric Oulette
When we hear people talk about forensics, we typically imagine scenes from Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) or Crime Scene Unit
(CSU) shows or movies so popularized in recent years. Although glamorized and using shortened time-frames for processes
involved, these shows do adequately represent standard criminal and crime scene investigative and analytical processes.
3. FORENSIC VIDEO ANALYSIS STEP BY STEP
by David Spreadborough
Through an examination of the underlying digital data, a Forensic Video Analyst is able to make the correct decisions when dealing
with a piece of proprietary video.
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As technology evolves and becomes more sophisticated, cyber threats loom larger than ever. Considering the risks associated in
the form of legal impacts, nancial penalties, and harm to the brand image, organizations are looking at eective security
strategies. The high costs of threat detection and data protection are compelling organizations to seek cost-ecient ways of
ensuring security.
5. COLLAPSING DIGITAL DUALITY
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5. COLLAPSING DIGITAL DUALITY

by Cecilia McGuire
This article presents a speculative endeavour on the concept of Self-Identity and digital identity and its relationship to the
community within which it operates. As the title might suggest, it will seek to collapse the illusion of duality between our digital
existences and physical lives. Throughout this enquiry, it has become apparent that we are currently facing a digital identity crisis,
driven by our lack of understanding of how we exist in this virtual reality.
6. INTRODUCING OUR NEW PARTNER INTERVIEW WITH PAUL WAYNE, CEO/MANAGING DIRECTOR AT SDP
NETWORKS
by Katarzyna Winiowska, Assistant Manager and Editor at eForensics Magazine
7. HOW TO PERFORM A BASIC AND FAST FORENSIC ANALYSIS ON MACINTOSH
OPERATING SYSTEMS A QUICK START GUIDE
by Deivison Pinheiro Franco
Computer Forensics is an area that is very Windows-centric. Many tools pay lip service to Apples Macintosh (Mac) platform, and
others do not even recognize it at all. The few Mac tools available are either expensive or inadequate. Regardless, it is necessary
for an investigator to know what to look for and where to look. This article is intended to give investigators a brief outline of what
the le system and structure of a Mac looks like and to give a basic criteria on what to look for, as well as some generalized
locations for where to look. It is far from a comprehensive forensic manual for Macintosh computers, but it does attempt to give
an examiner relatively comfortable with Windows environments a place to start learning about Mac forensics.
8. HOW TO USE ENCRYPTED ITUNES BACKUPS FOR SMS HISTORY WITHOUT THE DEVICE OR JAILBREAKING
by Gouthum Karadi, CISSP,CEH, MBA
Imagine it is late Friday afternoon at Forensics, Inc. and you get a call from ABC Corp, one of your top clients. It seems that ABC
had competitor XYZ cornered and agreeing to submit to a deal before a timely lunch. Yet when talks resumed after the break, XYZ
began to negotiate more ercely. The opponent began to negotiate using not only the exact tactics that ABC prepared for, but
even using the exact words in some cases. How could XYZ know what ABC was planning? Someone had to have leaked the internal
talking points memorandum the morning of the negotiaton.
9. MANAGING THE RISKS IN THE SOFTWARE SUPPLY CHAIN
by Mark Merkow, CISSP, CISM, CSSLP
Any modern software application is dependent on tools and other applications that originate from outside the organization. You
may or may not have any idea of their provenance or know of any way to gain any level of assurance that they were created with
security in mind. You dont write your own compilers, database servers, Web servers, middleware, or other critical software
elements,but you need some basic information to gain assurance that they dont serve as the weakest links in the software and
systems supply chain.
10. BUILDING SECURE SOFTWARE PART I
by Bryan Soliman
Many security practitioners have gotten used to a world in which having security problems in software is common, and even
acceptable. Some people even assume that it is too hard to get developers to build secure software, so they dont raise the issue.
Instead, they focus their eorts on best-practice, network security solutions, erecting rewalls, and trying to detect intrusions
and patch known security problems in a timely manner.
11. REVIEW: LINUX DISTRIBUTIONS FOR FORENSIC AND SECURITY
by Jean Marcel and Thiago Delgado
In this article we will analyze and compare two most featured linuxs distributions designed for forensic analysis and security in a
down-top approach from kernel basics to the most known and popular tools, that can be found in both of them.
12. Simple Wireshark usage in Kali Linux
by Victor Panisa
This article introduced basic concepts of Wireshark a snier tool, and how to use it.
13. SQL SERVER DATABASE TRANSFER
By Chris Kitchen
The purpose of this article is to review a number of data transfer technologies at a high level, in relation to Sql Server 2008 R2 and
Sql Server 2012 with the aim of increasing the eciency of data access for databases hosted in the UK from non-UK based
applications by transferring the data from UK data centres to local overseas data centres which the overseas applications/users
would then access directly.
14. BASIC CONCEPTS AND METHODOLOGIES IN iOS FORENSICS
by Lorenzo Nicolodi
Apple mobile devices are ubiquitous these days and, thanks both to the rumors around every new features they provide and to
the fact they uses an operating system which is really locked down, a lot of misconceptions born around them. In this article, I am
going to present some basic concepts and some methodologies, which are absolutely not sucient to create an iOS forensics
expert but could help to clarify some aspects of this fascinating eld.
15. IMPORTANT THINGS TO CONSIDER BEFORE LAUNCHING A MOBILE
DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
by Vadim Nareyko, Chief Innovation Ocer, Itransition
Often, the success of a project is determined by how well it begins. Learning to predict issues, choosing specialists for the project,
researching target audience expectations, and analyzing the idea for its monetization potential are all important aspects of
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researching target audience expectations, and analyzing the idea for its monetization potential are all important aspects of
planning any mobile development project. Therefore, the initial stages of development should be taken as seriously as
development itself.
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