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In todayâs show, Ovie and Bret discuss listener email, discuss hard drive write blocks and imaging devices, sleuthkit V2.09 is out, Safari for Windows is but you better patch quickly,
In the news, the first spammer sentenced under CAN-SPAM act, VA budgets 20 million for credit protection for its victims, Secret Service agent spins a tale but surveillance video unravels her story, and Japanese police learn a lesson in security. The Slurper aggregates 6 unsecure WiFi access points and web sites of the week: Drobo robotic storage, Cheapest Gas, and Vehicle crash test site.
Ovie is in the dog house, Bret lets listeners off on the April Fools Joke -- Forensicator Pro --Gotcha!!! Vonage gets a reprieve and can still recruit customers, federal appeals court rules no reasonable expectation of privacy on personal computer at work. Be nice to your sister and don't offer her up for sexual favors on craigslist. Tell it to the Bank says UK Fraud Act which requires victims to stop reporting online fraud to police. Interview with Jim Christy, Defense Cyber Crime Center Director of Futures Exploration and Bret talked about an investigation solved by tracking down the USB drive. web site picks: Trace from www.x-ways.com . Stop by MultimediaForensics for full show notes.
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