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Subject: Re: Forensic References needed Urgently
From: securitySNAPPER.LANSTERS.COM
Date: Thu Jun 08 2000 - 09:59:22 CDT

Hello! A couple good resources that you may want to investigate are FOIA
requests from the FBI Computer Analysis and Response Team (CART) and the
DoD Computer Forensics Lab. There are many approaches to the forensic
problem as a whole - As an example, some companies rely upon tools built
for the "user level" of forensics, such as Encase. While it does what it
is designed to do, the principle behind such an application (seperating
the user from the actual technical details) is incredibly dangerous from
the standpoint of a _real_ forensics lab. Which is why you'll never find
these products in use (except in R/D or test cases) in a lab situation.

Could you post more information on what you are interested in? Policies,
procedures?

-- Matt Pepe
-- mtpepecode-monks.com

On Tue, 6 Jun 2000, Benjamin Mah wrote:

> Hi Guys,
>
> I am currently in a huge project which requires tons of Forensics
> methodologys and analysis. This is really huge cos I am a non-security savvy
> guy and my boss is expecting tons out of me. Is there any good sites, books
> or anything which allows me to pick these up fast ?
>
>
> Thanks A million
> BenJizs
>