DFRWS 2008 Announcement
The DFRWS 2008 CfP and Challenge have been posted!
The CfP invites contributions on a wide range of subjects, including:
I may submit something on Registry analysis...we'll have to see. This may be a good segue into a book...I've been thinking that based on some new tools I've been working on, as well as data collected since Windows Forensic Analysis was published, I may have enough to put together a book just on Registry analysis.
This year's challenge is similar to 2005's, except that this time the issue is Linux memory analysis.
This year, the conference is in Baltimore ("Bahlmer"), MD, 11-13 Aug 2008.
The CfP invites contributions on a wide range of subjects, including:
- Incident response and live analysis
- File system and memory analysis
- Small scale and mobile devices
- Data hiding and recovery
- File extraction from data blocks (“file carving”)
- Anti-forensics and anti-anti-forensics
- Non-traditional approaches to forensic analysis
I may submit something on Registry analysis...we'll have to see. This may be a good segue into a book...I've been thinking that based on some new tools I've been working on, as well as data collected since Windows Forensic Analysis was published, I may have enough to put together a book just on Registry analysis.
This year's challenge is similar to 2005's, except that this time the issue is Linux memory analysis.
This year, the conference is in Baltimore ("Bahlmer"), MD, 11-13 Aug 2008.