I presumed that windows XP EFS was unbreakable, even by forensics (with the assumption that if they dont know your windows password – they cannot break into your acct to use your key…changing the password from admin will also change your key…am I right?) – then I keep reading that an expert in forensics can [...]
It would help if you have experience in creating forensics images on hardware duplicators. Currently I use a couple different software methods depending on the case .. ghost w/o marking the drive, dd & netcat, etc. These are becoming too time intensive with the increase in drive sizes and the turn-around times that [...]
Hello,
I am in Calgary and I would like to start a data recovery business, what would be the best quality price equipment to start with ?
My idea goes to the Ninja 121 Forensics from YEC right now, is it a good choice ?
waiting your advices guys,
thank you in advance
I understand that normal delete operations only delete the file identification information, but not the file contents itself. I’m talking, though, of writing all zero’s or all ones on a disk on an extreme low level format. Some disk forensics can still read data. How can that happen?
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