Ride the Lightning

Jan 09, 2009

MD5 COLLISIONS: REAL PROBLEM OR RED HERRING?

Among the computer forensics crowd, or those who follow the field, the subject of MD5 collisions always brings folks to

Jan 07, 2009

FOLLOWING ELECTRONIC EVIDENCE ISSUES ON TWITTER

I promise to leave this subject soon, but there was so much response to my last blog posting, it seems

Jan 05, 2009

SHARON CATCHES THE TWITTER BUG

And yes, it burned half a day. Poof. Hours had vanished. I feel as though I am standing on a

Jan 02, 2009

A TRIANGULATED VIEW OF EDD

Always a pleasure to highlight the work of a friend. Rob Robinson has come up with a listing of the

Dec 31, 2008

MARYLAND SPIES ON "FRINGE PEOPLE"

What, you might reasonably ask, are "fringe people?" A wooly-headed Thomas Hutchins, a former Maryland State Police Superintendant, somehow defined this

Dec 29, 2008

THE "WHATEVER" CASE: GUTMAN V. KLEIN

"Whatever. I told him whatever. I did whatever I felt right to do, whatever.”  These were the evasive and unintentionally

Dec 24, 2008

BRIGHT YELLOW SUITCASE SCREAMS "SEARCH ME!"

As the holidays approach, I had a number of very serious electronic evidence postings that were possibilities. Much too serious

Dec 22, 2008

MORE STATE RULES ADDRESSING ELECTRONIC EVIDENCE

Hard to keep up these days. Just when we have some sense of what all the new federal rules mean

Dec 19, 2008

LOSEY LETS LOOSE ON KROLL

You have to love a guy who self-effacingly acknowledges that he is a smart-aleck. Ralph Losey's e-Discovery Team blog is

Dec 17, 2008

AUSSIE MEMO: PUT SHRIMP ON BARBIE, SERVE LEGAL NOTICE ON FACEBOOK

G’day mates. Ah, those Aussies – always up to mischief, these descendants of convicts. At first I thought it was someone

Dec 15, 2008

DATA RECOVERY HELPS CONVICT RAPIST

At the worst moments, technology sometimes chooses to fail us. On December 11th, it was reported that the recovery of

Dec 12, 2008

BLACK EYES FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT: MISHANDLING OF ELECTRONIC EVIDENCE

The need for more law enforcement training in the handling of electronic evidence is acute. This week has brought us