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CyberSpeak January 24, 2010 Jan 24, 2010

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This week on CyberSpeak, Bret or Ovie are both regretful that they are not going to the DoD CyberCrime Conference. CyberSpeak is not on STITCHER. Now you can listen to the latest show, on demand from your cell phone. You can also go directly there by going to this link http://stitcher.com/listen.php?fid=11119 Bret and Ovie briefly discuss Apple's big announcement, everyone is thinking it is the ipad/slate. Bret says he don not know exactly what it is but he is getting one....with his wife's permission. Listener Email - Tom sent us an email saying : Hi fellas, and suggest we check out his UK forensic blog called Happy as a Monkey. In the news, Forensic Focus have compiled a directory that details all the academic institutions worldwide that offer computer forensics courses. We discuss an interesting murder trial in Waco TX that has some great forensics work, nice job to the forensic examiner, Neal Kersh. We also discuss a Twitter Jokester being banned for life from an airport after twittering "Robin Hood airport is closed," he wrote. "You've got a week and a bit to get your shit together, otherwise I'm blowing the airport sky high!!" We also talk about Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's speech last week where she said that her department will introduce several initiatives aimed at fighting Internet censorship. Clinton said: âThose who disrupt the free flow of information in our society pose a threat to our economy, our government and our civil society. Countries or individuals that engage in cyber-attacks should face consequences and international condemnation.â Last, we talk about the latest Microsoft vulnerability that affects all 32 bit versions of Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2000, and Server 2003 and 2008. Our Web Sites of the week are https://www.mobiledefense.com and http://www.domystuff.com.

CyberSpeak January 17, 2010 Jan 17, 2010

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Listener Email - PGP released PGP10 with one license for all operating systems - Expunging data vs destruction of data - Reaction of the industry to push-button tools like Paraben's Porn Detection StickNews and CommentaryGoogle Grows a PairLast week brought computer security into the spotlight when Google announced it was no longer going to abide by the Chinese censorship rules and might be pulling out of China all together. This news was closely followed by reports that Google, and many other US companies, had their computer networks compromised by agents of the Chinese government.Exclusive InterviewDidier Stevens joins us this week to talk about some of his recent forensic tools and research, including the changes to the UserAssist registry keys in Windows 7 and his malicious PDF tools. He speaks about some of his other tools like his SafeMode restore tool.Website of the WeekL5 Technology Stitcher.com WoanWare

CyberSpeak January 3, 2010 Jan 02, 2010

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Thanks for all the Decaf feedbackNews and CommentaryDigital Forensic Research ChallengeResults are in from the DFRWS Forensics challenge. This year contestants look at forensics of a Sony Playstation.GSM Vulnerability ReleasedAt the recent 26th Computer Chaos Conference Chris Paget and Karsten Nohl presented a new crack in the GSM armor. By using an equivalent of rainbow tables they can economically crack GSM encryption.Exclusive InterviewOvie interviews CEO of Paraben Forensics, Amber Schroader. Schroader talks about and what's going on at Paraben and what we have to look forward to!Website of the WeekiFixIt.Com - Repair manuals, now for FREE!Anti-Forensics for Mac OSX from BlackHat DC

CyberSpeak December 20, 2009 Dec 20, 2009

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Listener Email- Lots of email this week regarding the DECAF product and Interview- Ovie is not against transparency, just wants responsible disclosureExclusive InterviewMichael, one of the creators and developers of DECAF product spills the beans to Ovie.News and CommentaryDECAFThere's been a lot of coverage of this, most of it bad. But we've compiled a list of accurate stories for ya: - Lots of media coverage, most bad, but a few good sources: - Harlan Carvey's Windows IR - Forensics Focus - Digital Forensic Investigator - Praetorian Prefect - Reactivating DECAF in two minutesCollection of Evidence From the InternetTodd Shipley over at DFI News has a great article about collecting evidence from the Internet.Scientific Working Group on Digital Evidence (SWGDE)The folks over at SWGDE have done some great work on creating standards and strenthening the handling of digital evidence. Check out their recommendations and responses to other industry movments at their website.Also check out the Forensics Certification board at http://www.ncfs.org/dfcb.Website of the Week Ovie: http://www.mint.com/ - Best free way to manage your money. Basically an online Quicken Bret: http://www.dfinews.com/ - Great resource for forensic newsCheck out Friends in Tech's Geek Christmas Story!

CyberSpeak Exclusive Decaf Interview Dec 17, 2009

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Full interview of Developer of Decaf

CyberSpeak December 13, 2009 Dec 13, 2009

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Only 9 shopping days until Christmas!!. In today's show Ovie lets slip details from his latest incident response job, Bret interviews Simson Garfinkel, and lots of great forensics talk. And at the end, Ovie tells you how you can save your marriage! Website of the Week Ovie: http://www.familylife.com - Check out great holiday romance ideas Bret: Check out the Digital Forensics wave on Google Wave, search for "with:public forensics"

CyberSpeak December 6, 2009 Dec 06, 2009

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Show Notes for December 6th 2009, we have a great show for you today. Today we have an interview with Brian Karney the COO of AccessData. Brian talks with us about FTK 3.0 and support for Helix. Ovie makes a stunning confession, listener email, new important changes to Rule 41 of Search and Seizure, Passware Kit 9.5 Decrypts BitLocker Hard Drives, Supports PGP, and Windows 7. Web Sites of the Week: http://www.zagg.com/accessories/zaggsparq.php http://ralphlosey.wordpress.com - great resource for legal cyber information http://audiko.net/

CyberSpeak November 29, 2009 Dec 01, 2009

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CYBERSPEAK Notes - November 29, 2009 This week in Listener Email, we talk about an alternative way our friends in DOD can listen to the show - Just call (510) 495-6339 and you will hear the latest podcast over the phone. Twitter as a life line for information during Ft Hood shooting, more on Internet connected jury members and online recon when choosing juries. In the news we discuss Virus planting porn and there is nothing wrong with working with defense. This weeks Interview with Drew Fahey - formerly from e-Fense, maker of Helix, now with BLACKBOX. **************Web Sites of the Week: Ovie: http://sixminutes.dlugan.com - A great public speaking website Bret: www.lala.com - listen to any song full length...one time Â

CyberSpeak November 22, 2009 Nov 23, 2009

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CyberSpeak November 14th 2009 Nov 15, 2009

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Welcome to CyberSpeak, your computer forensics, computer security, and computer crime podcast. I am Ovie Carroll, and I am Bret Padres, today is November 14st 2009, and we have a great show for you today. We have a short show for you this week. Ovie's on vacation but we are trying not to miss another week so we thought we would bring you a shorter show rather than missing a week. **************Administrative OvieThat's right, as we speak I am touring around in the mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee. me the wife and the dog **************Listener Email Jim - What affect do you see the buzz word "Cloud Computing" having on computer forensics. Incident ResponseIdentify Social Networking, chat clients (twitter and others) web based email, file storage space, etc identify and issue preservation order**************News http://www.star-telegram.com/local/story/1719591.htmlThe Texas Department of Public Safety plans to reduce its "unacceptable" backlog of computer examinations that are crucial in child pornography investigations, agency Director Steven C. McCraw announced Wednesday. Currently, 45 examinations are pending at the crime lab, and about half of those involve possible child pornography, according to DPS.Each examination takes 30 days to several months, depending on the caseâs complexity. The agency has not set goals on how quickly it hopes to complete examinations because each is different, said Tom Vinger, a DPS spokesman.Some agencies are actually outsourcing some of their forensic work which i think can be a good thing.www.google.com/dashboard **************Tech Topics File Saving saving process.See Documentation at the following links:Documentation of Creating File 1 Documentation of Creating File 2 See Chart of File Creation Watch the movie of how I did it. **************Web Sites www.bringfido.com www.informationleak.net

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