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Computer Forensic Resources

The contents of the CD-ROM are hyper-linked to the easy to use table of contents. Each file can be viewed, searched and printed. The following lists the contents of the CFR CD-ROM and includes the number of pages in each document:

ADVANCED INFORMATION

1. Applications Using Approved Hash Algorithms 20
2. Beyond MD5 Hashes 12
3. Digital Forensics Using Hashsets 197
4. Digital Forensics Using Hashsets - NRSL 8
5. Digital Forensics-Using Perl to Harvest Hash Sets 7
6. Digital Imaging 15
7. Digital Signatures 6
8. Disk Imaging Tools dd GNU fileutils 4.0.36 62
9. Effectiveness of Hashsets 21
10. EXTENDING THE CORONER’S TOOLKIT 118
11. File Recovery Thesis Related To RevIT freeware 110
12. Forensic Analysis of the Windows Registry 23
13. FS-TST 2.0 Forensic Software Testing Support Tools 32
14. FS-TST 2.0 Forensic Software Testing Support Tools Part B 198
15. Hashes 5
16. Hidden Dates & Times 3
17. Identification of Known Files 29
18. IPv6 in the U.S. Government 84
19. Memory Analysis 15
20. NIST CFTT Testing Disk Imaging Tools 9
21. Randomized Hashing for Digital Signatures 17
22. Recovering Deleted Data From the Windows Registry 26
23. Reference Data Sets 10
24. Solaris Fingerprint Database 3
25. System Baselining 16
26. Test Report-ACES Writeblocker Windows XP V6.10.0 156
27. Test Results for DCCIdd V2.0 127
28. Test Results for Disk Imaging Tools dd Provided with FreeBSD 60
29. Test Results for EnCase 5.05f 124
30. Test Results for EnCase LinEn 6.01 68
31. Test Results for FTK Imager 2.5.3.14 60
32. Test Results for Guidance Software Neutrino 1.4.14 120
33. Test Results for Micro Systemation .XRY 3.6 145
34. Test Results for Paraben Device Seizure 2.1 144
35. Test Results for Susteen DataPilot Secure View 1.8.0 109
36. Test Results for Tableau T8 Forensic USB Bridge 22
37. Test Results for Tableau T8 Forensic USB Bridge-FireWire Interface 24
38. Unique File Identification 33

BASIC INFORMATION

1. Basic Orientation to Computer Forensics 4
2. Computer Forensics 5
3. Computer Forensics & Preservation of Digital Evidence 6
4. Computer Forensics Guidance 7
5. Digital Forensics at the NIST 9
6. DOD Cyber Crime Center 6
7. Electronic Crime Scene Investigation 74
8. Forensic Examination of Digital Evidence 91
9. Forensic Investigation and Authorization Policy 12
10. Fundamental Computer Investigation Guide For Windows 64
11. Good Practice Guide for Computer-Based Electronic Evidence 36
12. Guide to Integrating Forensic Techniques into Incident Response 121
13. Handbook for Computer Security Incident Response 223
14. How The FBI Investigates Computer Crime 6
15. Improving Responses to Info Security Incidents 4
16. Information Hide and Seek 2
17. Introduction to Linux 114
18. KNOPPIX OS Boot 78
19. LE & Forensic Examiner's Introduction to Linux 197
20. National Computer Forensics Institute 2
21. National Cybersecurity Center Policy 1
22. NIST Information Technology Laboratory 6
23. Occupational Outlook 6
24. Technology Primer-Data ... About Your Data 1

CASES & LAW

1. Best Practices for Seizing Electronic Evidence 24
2. Case Law on Electronic Discovery 58
3. Child Pornography Case 3
4. Child Pornography Criminal Complaint-WI 9
5. Computer Crime Cases & Resources 892
6. Computer Evidence Appeal Opinion-CO 11
7. Computer Evidence Search-NJ 109
8. Computer Forensic Reference Data Sets 51
9. Criminal Appeal 10
10. Daubert Example 3
11. Digital Evidence in the Courtroom 81
12. Digital Evidence Presentation 66
13. Digital Evidence Report 50
14. Digital Evidence Standards 8
15. Electronic Crime Investigation 7
16. Electronic Discovery 58
17. Fighting Crime With Computer Forensics-TX 2
18. High Tech Prosecutor Training 66
19. International Journal of Digital Evidence 2
20. New Developments in Search & Seizure Law 13
21. Obtaining Admissible Evidence 5
22. Patriot Act Field Guidance 30
23. Prosecuting Computer Crime 159
24. Prosecuting Computer Crime in North Carolina 30
25. Recovering & Examining Computer Forensic Evidence 10
26. Searching and Seizing Computers and Obtaining Electronic Evidence 267
27. Sex Offender Issues-NC 13

COMPUTER & NETWORK SECURITY

1. Assessing Security Controls 381
2. Cyber Forensic Plans For Control Systems 51
3. Darknets 2
4. Electronic Mail Security 139
5. Guide to Bluetooth Security 43
6. Guide to General Server Security 53
7. Guide to Information Security Testing and Assessment 80
8. Guide to IPsec VPNs 126
9. Guide to SSL VPNs 87
10. Guidelines on Cell Phone and PDA Security 51
11. Implementing HIPAA Security Rule 117
12. Information Security Handbook for Managers 178
13. Integrating IT Security into the Capital Planning 65
14. Investigations Involving the Internet and Computer Networks 137
15. Malware Incident Prevention and Handling 101
16. Mapping Systems to Security Categories Appendices 304
17. Mapping Systems to Security Categories Volume 1 53
18. Performance Measurement for Information Security 80
19. Secure DNS Deployment Guide 103
20. Securing External Devices for Remote Access 46
21. Securing Legacy IEEE 802.11 Wireless Networks 50
22. Securing Public Web Servers 142
23. Securing RFID Systems 154
24. Security for Telecommuting and Broadband 113
25. Wireless Robust Security Networks-Guide to IEEE 802 11i 162

CRYPTO & PASSWORDS

1. Biometric Data for Personal Identity Verification 33
2. Cryptographic Algorithms and Key Sizes for PIV 20
3. Key Derivation Using Pseudorandom Functions 20
4. PIV Visual Card Topography 11
5. Storage Encryption Technologies for End User Devices 40

FREEWARE

1. Chatsniff
2. CrypTool
3. Dcode
4. Disk Investigator
5. First Response
6. FLAG
7. Foremost
8. FTimes
9. Highlighter
10. IrfanView
11. IZArc 4.0 beta 1 build 1760
12. John the Ripper
13. Memoryze
14. JDAFTS
15. Protected Storage Explorer
16. RegRipper
17. ReviveIT
18. The Sleuth Kit
19. Web Historian
20. Wireshark

Note: Freeware is software mostly written by independent programmers who desire wider recognition of their work for a variety of personal and professional reasons. Some freeware is produced by companies to showcase basic versions of their commercial software. In all cases no fee is required to use and, in some cases, update the programs. These programs are obtained from trustworthy major source sites. However, the user accepts responsibility for use of the bonus freeware on the CD-ROM.

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MVX CFR CD