Roberto Nogueda

Hello Larry- this is the error I’ve been getting:

Errors occured while ingesting image
1. Cannot determine file system type (Sector offset: 0)

Hello Larry- i am having a hard time with the Charlie-2009-12-03.E01 file.

When trying to pull it up in Autopsy, I get errors telling me that the file does not exist.

Do you have any advise?

Thank you.

Roberto

Hello Elizabeth- yes, I agree that forensic analysts have a fiduciary obligation to their client or customer, and they are bind by a legal contract or agreements that should have the proper words that say that the evidence presented to court must not be manipulated, tempered or altered in favor of a client.

I also like the fact that some…[Read more]

Hello Bilaal- Yes, i completely agree with you that boundaries are created with contracts and agreements for a smooth or legal executions, I think digital forensics and law are in two different skims, but is up to us to do a good job and put them together.

As I mentioned before ethics begin at home and we practice them as needed, once combined…[Read more]

Hello Amanda- I agree on your opinion on keeping things professional, no matter if we like the results of an investigation.

I think we have a responsibility to present the client or customer the true results of our investigation, and have the court of law make the final decision based on our findings. I think we have to take this job very…[Read more]

Hello Larry/class- as we discussed in week 1, we have a fiduciary obligation to the costumer or client we are working for, and a binding contract that will keep us in line and out of trouble.

Ethics start from home habits, and most of them are reflected in many things we do daily. In my humble opinion, when a person or a company show symptoms…[Read more]

5 Cybersecurity Lessons Learned from the Super Bowl

Rag Harnish, a contributor for Security Magazine.com talks about the security around 3rd party vendors and the risks imposed when they are not secured on their end, making you vulnerable and easy to be attacked.

In my short experience with 3rd party vendors I have learned that new vendors…[Read more]

Hello Elizabeth/Vaibhav- here is another interesting article that makes us scratch our heads and think carefully how medical facilities and major hospitals use technology to fix peoples issues, but not securing the whole information cycle.

I always say, secured connect your devises or use VPNs. As you mention in your article Elizabeth, over the…[Read more]

Hello Darin/Ruslan/Vaibhav- this is a very good article that encapsulates three important things:

1. The level of sophistication on how users have very low or non security in their devises
2. How vulnerable users are and how users lack of knowledge to secure information in personal devises.
3. The issue just continues and hackers can do this…[Read more]

The internet’s definition of organizational forensics is “the investigation of a business structures or components that are not functioning as intended, causing negative impact to business results”, however to define forensics, we need to understating that is a collection , preservation, analysis, and presentation of digital evidence which is ad…[Read more]

Hello Jonathan- you actually broke down an easy way for other to understand what organizational forensics is and does. As a Wiki page developer I think you have the correct idea on what should be posted, in order to provide other users the proper information on what they are looking for.

Many Wiki pages, wither internal or external to an…[Read more]

Hi Jason/class- this is a great technology shown in a negative way.

Radio frequency mirror devices can also be hacked and reverse signaling to track them and disabling them. I’ll be interested in playing with one of those toys and see what good we could do instead of stealing cars for petty money.

Hello Mauchel- this is a good article and yes, it has been in the tech news world all week. i concurred with you about the magnitude, but i have an even more important question, Why we didn’t find it before?

Due to the advanced technology and all those diverse ways of finding malicious malware or spyware in mobility and other portable devices,…[Read more]