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  1. How Easily Fooled Are You?

    by on 03-02-2010 at 07:49 PM (From The Brain of sysop_host ...)
    This post actually relates to something that took place before Christmas. I have briefly touched on this event* but I decided it needed some proper attention.

    Just before the Christmas break* a lecturer at my uni approached myself and two other friends of mine to ask if we would be willing to participate in a bit of a challenge. The task at hand was to set up a rogue access point ready for a lecture on network security for second year students. At the time we accepted this challenge* ...
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  2. Semester 2 is go...

    by on 25-01-2010 at 05:14 PM (Diary of a Computer Forensics Student)
    The second semester of my final year started today.

    There structure is as before* some modules* some project* for about 12 weeks. This semester though* along with continuing project work and a module about commercialisation and business* there is more forensics* a whole 3 month module of it. The connection with AccessData that we experienced over the first and second year remains – we will be working with 3 versions of FTK* Registry Viewer* PRTK* Mobile Phone Examiner – Ultimate ...
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  3. Project: Progress Thus Far...

    by on 08-01-2010 at 04:05 PM (From The Brain of sysop_host ...)
    With all the snow preventing me from travelling to uni* I have had a lot of spare time with which to work on my final year project. I have actually made good progress with it* reaching a point that I could consider as a beta release of the application.

    Currently it does only have limited support for file reading and there are a few bugs and edges that need polishing* however the majority of functionality is there. Files and file names can be previewed in audio format* files can ...
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  4. Certifications & Qualifications

    by on 30-12-2009 at 04:17 AM (Diary of a Computer Forensics Student)
    Reading this topic made me think about qualifications.

    Speaking from my perspective* the whole idea of a certificate being enough to prove that you know your stuff is* or should be* subject to the same skepticism that some degrees are. You need to trust the content of each course I think. Of course* the different courses - be them degrees* vendor-specific* independent etc.* vary hugely - I guess it comes down to word of mouth and trust. The cert' sets a basic level of trust between ...
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  5. Not Dead (Yet)

    by on 23-12-2009 at 04:21 PM (From The Brain of sysop_host ...)
    Firstly I must apologise for the large gap in posting* I have been busy with a number of things lately.

    Most of my spare time has been dedicated to working on my final year project. I am aiming to develop a file recovery application* with the added twist of text to speech transposition. So far most of the easy work has been done; I have put together a UI and conducted a few tests* such as using the system speech synthesiser in C#. I am now in the process of stitching together the ...

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