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Re: Initial Machine login - Computer Forensics 101
From: "Danyelle Gragsone" <ladynikon () gmail com>
Date: Mon, 4 Feb 2008 10:52:53 -0500
uh.. that would break oh so many privacy laws.. but .. you would first make a copy of the HDD. have a box with a 2nd HDD in it .. make the first HD read only .. then back up the original to the forensics copy. Making it read only is key as you don't end up changing any info on the first disk. You don't have to log in as administrator to check data on the HDD with the correct tools :D.
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- RE: Initial Machine login - Computer Forensics 101 Worrell, Brian (Feb 04)
- Re: Initial Machine login - Computer Forensics 101 Michael Condon (Feb 04)
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- RE: Initial Machine login - Computer Forensics 101 Murda Mcloud (Feb 05)
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- RE: Initial Machine login - Computer Forensics 101 Craig Wright (Feb 08)
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