CyberSpeak's Podcast

Hey Gang, we are back. Thank you for your patience. Bret and I have both been traveling so much and been so busy but we are back and it feels good. Now, fire up those email clients and send us emails about what you want to hear about, who you want interviewed and what technology you want to know more about. We live off YOUR emails so what are you waiting for.

This week, I discuss Access Data's two new products. Web sites of the week include www.pipl.com and www.peekyou.com. Check them out if you are looking for info on someone.

PURCHASERS OF THE CYBERSPEAK IPHONE APP - CHECK OUT THE EXTRAS BUTTON FOR SPECIAL BONUS CONTENT THIS WEEK!!! LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THINK.This week on CyberSpeak we interview Sam Guttman, President of the Digital Forensics Certification Board, an international vendor neutral computer forensic certification authority. We also discuss listener email, cell phone spyware, upcoming SANS Forensic Summit, SANS Fire in Baltimore and a listener taught SANS CISSP course. Don'f forget to user your CyberSpeak DISCOUNT CODE of "COINS-OC" for 10% off any SANS course.We also start a dialog on the future of expectation of privacy in this world of social networking where everyone is telling everyone where they are, what they are doing, etc. Is this going to change privacy laws. Also, what are YOU doing about identifying "Cloud" evidence during an investigation. Web sites of the week: YourOpenBook.org and TweetCalories.com

In this weeks show we have an interview with NICK FERNEAU, developer of Skypx, a free utility that recovers Skype artifacts from RAM images, a discussion about the possibility of a surgical imaging rather than whole disk imaging, British spies have reportedly discovered FEMALE suicide bombers are being fitted with exploding breast implants and Reintoxication. Web Sites of the week have an email tracking theme with www.readnotify.com; www.bigstring.com; www.spypig.com and www.spokeo.com

Listener Email - Thanks to all for the great feedback on the Internet Predator Tracker interview. Also, Timothy, who clearly does not know us because he started his email "Hello GENTLEMEN". Just kidding, keep the emails coming.News and CommentaryAaron sent us an interesting link to an article from the Times Argus discussing forensics and the backlog.Bret and I discuss a really interesting ruling from the Canadian courts on computer forensics. This is a long read but some very interesting reading. Check it out here.Exclusive InterviewToday we have an interview with Kristtinn G who works for a company called Skigner in ICELAND and in Kristinn in collaboration with Rob Lee, or friend from SANS and former OSI colleague created a wonderful new tool called Log2Timeline. You don't want to miss that interview because if you are not using Log2Timeline you are missing the boat in forensic analysis of Windows based systems. Legal NewsWell, look above about the Canadian Court Ruling on computer forensics. We think that is enough legal today.Website of the Week

Ovie recommends taking a look at the new Microsoft MESH (https://www.mesh.com) to help sync all your files across all operating systems AND

Ovie took the no texting while driving Oprah Pledge and challenges YOU ALL to take it too. Check it out here and save a life.

Bret recommends this website to test your browser performance.

Ovie's SANS Forensic 408 class is coming up in Nashville, TN on May 3-7. If you're staying at the Marriott be sure you use the CyberSpeak Discount, COINS-OC.Listener Email - Luke sent us a photo showing him listening to the podcast from his Blackberry while on the beach in Miami - Aaron, thanks for the email alerting us about the webpage - Sorry we broke your CyberSpeak mood in the last show! - Paul wrote us to say that while drinking his Shamrock Shake, Ovie scared the crap out of him when he screamed - Bobby wrote in to tell us about his new Pro-Lite 2 from Amazon. Let us know how it works out Bobby!News and CommentarySnowball the Cat Helps Solve Murder Mystery A murder suspect was caught based on cat fur picked up while at the victims house.A Ex-Employee in Texas Remotely Disables Customer Cars A man fired from a Texas auto dealership used an Internet service to remotely disable cars and set off car horns of more than 100 vehicles.Exclusive InterviewToday we have an interview with Joe Seanor, a former Senior AOL Investigator. Joe has developed the Internet Predator Tracker software. Joe spent 10 years with the CIA and also 7 years with AOL in investigative roles. Now he has developed a number of pieces of software to aid investigators in keeping notes on Internet investigations. Legal NewsU.S. v. McAteer, 2010 WL 551412 (D.N.J.)After obtaining consent, two FBI agents searched a suspect computer for child pornography. After a "preview scan" failed to turn up any evidence, the suspect gave consent for a manual search. During trial the defendant moved to suppress CP discovered during the manual search on the grounds that it exceeded the consent. The court, however, disagreed and found the defendant's consent not so limited.Website of the Weekhttp://dunk3d.tumblr.comhttp://www.labnol.orghttp://chdk.wikia.com/wiki/CHDK

- Bret talks about his new toys- Ovie flees the country, againNews and CommentaryNew Britain Youth Bureau Gets ConvictionAfter a two year long investigation, two individuals have been sentenced to jail time for child molestation.Via Forensics Released Android Forensics ApplicationVia Forensics has released a beta version of its open source Android Forensics application.Exclusive InterviewThis week we speak with Christa Miller about the need for law enforcement and digital forensics specialists to manage their online resumes. With so many different social networking sites, it's important that they all appear consistent in voice and purpose.Tech TopicsFreeBSD Tips on SANS Forensic BlogHal Pomeranz has a great post on the SANS forensic blog detailing tips for how to conduct a forensics investigation against a FreeBSD system.FireFox Internet History AnalysisA new FireFox Internet history analysis program, dubbed FoxAnalysis, has been released. This software purports to gather all kinds of interesting goodies from FireFox history files.Website of the Weekhttp://grc.com/passwords.htm - Randomly generated passwords (Thanks Ralph)Read It Later - Keep a list of web pages your want to read from your computer or iPhoneInstaPaper - Allow you to read a webpage later from your computer, Kindle or iPhoneGazelle - Get cash for your old gadgetsCheck out our iPhone App!

- Check out our iPhone App on the Apple App Store.Listener Email - Darrell asks how to build your forensics business - Bobby wants to know what computer bag Ovie recommends, check out the Brenthaven Prolite II News and CommentaryCraig's List RapistFormer boyfriend posts an ad on Craig's List pretending to be his ex-girlfriend and leads viewers to believe the female is asking to be raped. One individual then broke into her home and raped her in response to the ad.Online Personal Information SecurityBret and Ovie discuss a number of websites related that give people a little too much information on where you are.Non-Metadata Clues in Video and Audio FilesRemember to look beyond the metadata when looking at audio and video files. An FBI investigator reviewed 14 video tapes and found evidence that lead to a sexual abuse conviction.Exclusive InterviewThis week we speak with Sean Morrissey of Katana Forensics. Katana produces forensic imaging software for the iPhone called "Lantern." The Lantern software is a Mac based tool that purports to provide a "legally defensible forensic methodology for the iPhone." Website of the WeekCyberSpeak iPhone AppDavid Kovar's Blog

Listener Email - Aaron sends us to tell about using Stitcher feed - Paul writes to ask how someone without forensics background should go about starting out. Ovie and Bret give some pointers. - Ovie is starting a SANS vLive course on June 8th!News and CommentaryGPS Forensics Used to Find BodyA fugitive wanted for questioning about a number of murders committed suicide before law enforcement officers were able to find the bodies of the victims. Using computer forensics, however, the officers were able to recover GPS data and locate the remains.Exclusive InterviewTodd Shipley, president and CEO of Vere Software speaks to use about looking into the cloud to find forensics data. He speaks to use about products from his company to assist in capturing this kind of evidence.Website of the WeekCrowbarPGP - A new tool by George Starcher to brute force PGP passphrasesDigitalCertainty.Biz - WiFi Investigator to identify the location of WiFi devices

DoD CyberCrime Conference was last week in St Louis MO and was their biggest event ever with over 1100 attendees, 175 presentations and 15 simultaneous tracks. Check out the SANS website (http://www.sans.org/) for the SANS 2010 Orlando coming up March 6-15.News and CommentarySanDisk Corp and Verbatim join Kingston in a Crypto No-noA hole found in the AES-256 encryption on USB flash drives from these three companies allows unauthorized access to the devices without knowing the password.Creedent Finds 4,500 Drives Sent to Dry CleanersUK based company Creedent finds large amounts of devices left in pockets of clothes sent to dry cleaners and left behind in taxis.Exclusive InterviewRobert Botcheck, founder and owner of Tableau, joins us today. Tableau, makes some of the most popular and reasonably priced write-blocking devices. Their newest product is a software imaging program that promises such features as multi-threading and sequential scheduling. Check out the interview for more information.Website of the Week - The Macintosh Forensics Podcast