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Analysis of Microsoft's AutoComplete Function by Thomas Rude, 2000.

Analysis: The Forensics of Internet Security by Carole Fennelly, 2001.

The Application of Formal Methods to Root Cause Analysis of Digital Incidents by Peter Stephenson, 2004.

Are non technical juries keeping criminals at large? by Carrie Moss

Best Practices: Collecting Computer Forensic Evidence by Matthew Schwartz, 2004.

Bluepipe: A Scalable Architecture for On-the-Spot Digital Forensics by Yun Gao, Golden Richard III and Vassil Roussev, 2004.

Body of Evidence by Daintry Duffy, 2004.

Breaking Forensics Software: Weaknesses in Critical Evidence Collection by Tim Newsham, Chris Palmer, Alex Stamos & Jessie Burns, 2007.

The Care and Feeding of Forensics Experts by Michael Overly, 2007.

Case-Relevance Information Investigation: Binding Computer Intelligence to the Current Computer Forensic Framework by Gong Ruibin, Chan Kai Yun and Mathias Gaertner, 2005.

Computer Forensics Education by Alec Yasinac, Robert Erbacher, Donald Marks, Mark Pollitt and Peter Sommer, 2004.

Computer Forensics for Lawyers Who Can't Set a Digital Clock by Craig Ball, 2007.

Computer Forensics: The Need for Standardization and Certification by Matthew Meyers and Marc Rogers, 2003.

Computer Forensics Resources: Where to Start by Matthew Schwartz, 2002.

Computer Forensics: Still in the Stone Age by Matthew Schwartz, 2006.

Computer Monitoring: Software vs. Hardware Keyloggers by Stephen Allen, 2006.

The Coroner's Toolkit by Matt Frye, 2005.

Corporate Investigations and the UK Data Protection Act by Rowenna Fielding, 2007.

The Corporation: The Non-Policed State by Sarah Hilley, 2004.

Cross Examination of the Computer Forensics Expert by Craig Ball, 2007.

Cyber Forensics: A Military Operations Perspective by Joseph Giordano and Chester Maciag, 2002.

The Debtor's Digital Reckonings by Jack Seward, 2003.

Digital Evidence: The Moral Challenge by Tom Talleur, 2002.

Digital Forensic Analysis of E-Mails: A Trusted E-Mail Protocol by Gaurav Gupta, Chandan Mazumdar and M. S. Rao, 2004.

Digital Forensic Readiness, Are You In?  by Sonny Discini, 2005.

Dynamic Time & Date Stamp Analysis by Michael Weil, 2002.

Enterprise Computer Forensics: A defensive and offensive strategy to fight computer crime by Fahmid Imtiaz, 2007.

Error, Uncertainty, and Loss in Digital Evidence by Eoghan Casey, 2002.

Evidentiary Implications of Potential Security Weaknesses in Forensic Software by Chris Ridder, 2007.

Evidentiary Value of Link Filesby Nathan Weilbacher, 2006.

An Examination of Digital Forensic Models by Mark Reith, Clint Carr and Gregg Gunsch, 2002.

Examining the Encryption Threat by Jason Siegfried, Christine Siedsma, Bobbie-Jo Countryman and Chester Hosmer, 2004.

Examining Wireless Access Points and Associated Devices by Sgt. Christopher Then, 2006.

An Explanation of Computer Forensics by Judd Robbins.

Exploiting the Rootkit Paradox with Windows Memory Analysis by Jesse Kornblum, 2006.

An Extended Model of Cybercrime Investigations by Séamus Ó Ciardhuáin, 2004.

Finding the Right Computer Forensics Expert by Craig Ball, 2007.

Finite State Machine Analysis of a Blackmail Investigation by Pavel Gladyshev, 2005.

The Foremost Open Source Forensic Tool by Ray Strubinger, 2003.

Forensic Analysis in the Digital World by Gary Palmer, 2002.

Forensic Analysis of the Windows Registry by Lih Wern Wong, 2006.

Forensic Contingency Planning: Where to Start by Matthew Schwartz, 2005.

Forensic Image Analysis of Familiar-based iPAQ by Cheong Kai Wee, 2006.

Forensic Investigation Process Model for Windows Mobile Devices by Anup Ramabhadran, 2007.

Forensic Relative Strength Scoring: ASCII and Entropy Scoring by Matthew Shannon, 2004.

Forensics and the GSM Mobile Telephone System by Svein Yngvar Willassen, 2003.

Forensics and SIM Cards: An Overview by Fabio Casadei, Antonio Savoldi and Paolo Gubian, 2006.

Formalising Event Time Bounding in Digital Investigations by Pavel Gladyshev and Ahmen Patel, 2005.

A Formalization of Digital Forensics by Ryan Leigland and Axel Krings, 2004.

Four on Forensics: Four Articles on Computer Forensics for Lawyers by Craig Ball, 2007 (Also listed individually by title)

Freeware Forensic Tools by Kristy Westphal, 2003.

Gatekeeping Out Of The Box: Open Source Software As A Mechanism To Assess Reliability For Digital Evidence by Erin Kenneally, Virginia Journal of Law and Technology, 2001.

Getting to the Drive: Gaining Access to your Opponent's Digital Media by Craig Ball, 2005.

Google Desktop as a Source of Digital Evidence by Benjamin Turnbull, Barry Blundell and Jill Slay, 2006.

Hidden Disk Areas: HPA and DCO by Mayank Gupta, Michael Hoeschele and Marcus Rogers, 2006.

An Historical Perspective of Digital Evidence: A Forensic Scientist's View by Carrie Morgan Whitcomb, 2002.

How Do I Become a Computer Forensic Specialist? by Craig Ball, 2006.

How The New Federal Rules Will Likely Change eDiscovery Practice by John Patzakis, 2006.

Identifying Authorship by Byte-Level N-Grams: The Source Code Author Profile (SCAP) Method by Georgia Frantzeskou, Efstathios Stamatatos, Stefanos Gritzalis, Carole Chaski and Blake Stephen Howald, 2006.

Identifying Significant Features for Network Forensic Analysis Using Artificial Intelligent Techniques by Srinivas Mukkamala and Andrew Sung, 2003.

In Readiness for an Internal Investigation by Lee Dewey and Peter Sprung, 2005.

Intrusion Detection System Logs as Evidence and legal aspects by Fahmid Imtiaz, 2007.

iPod Forensics by Christopher Marsico and Marcus Rogers, 2005. 

iPod Forensics: Forensically Sound Examination of an Apple iPod by Andrew Przibilla.

iPod Forensics Update by Matthew Kiley, Tim Shinbara and Marcus Rogers, 2007.

A Lessons Learned Repository for Computer Forensics by William Harrison, David Aucsmith, George Heuston, Sarah Mocas, Mark Morrissey and Steve Russelle, 2002.

Letting EDD Evidence Speak for Itself by Bruce Olson, 2007.

The Linux Kernel and the Forensic Acquisition of Hard Disks with an Odd Number of Sectors by Jesse Kornblum, 2004.

Linux Memory Forensics by Michael Ford, 2004.

Mac OS X Security Part 2: The Mac Forensic Toolkit by Ryan Faas, Peachpit, 2007.

Meeting the Challenge: E-Mail in Civil Discovery by Craig Ball, 2007.

A Method for Forensic Previews by Timothy Wright, 2005.

Mobile Forensics: Network Analysis on the Go by Matthew Schwartz, 2003.

Modeling of Post-Incident Root Cause Analysis by Peter Stephenson, 2003.

Network Forensics: Tapping the Internet by Simson Garfinkel, 2002.

New Accounting Reform Laws Push for Technology-Based Document Retention Practices by John Patzakis, 2003.

NIST CFTT: Testing Disk Imaging Tools by James Lyle, 2002.

Open Source in the Force: One Officer Speaks by Jon S. Nelson, 2005.

A Palmtop for the Prosecution by Jennifer Lee, 2002.

Picking Up the Slack: A Peek Behind the Curtain of Computer Forensics by Craig Ball, 2005.

Process Forensics: A Pilot Study on the Use of Checkpointing Technology in Computer Forensics by Mark Foster and Joseph Wilson, 2004.

Processing Flash Memory Media by Officer Fred Wiechmann, Portland Police Bureau.

Proving the Integrity of Digital Evidence with Time by Chet Hosmer, 2002.

Recovering Deleted Files in Linux by Brian Buckeye & Kevin Liston, 2002.

Reflections on a first computer forensic investigation by Brian Marofsky, 2006.

Search and Seizure from a Digital Perspective: A reflection on Kerr’s Harvard Law by Ibrahim Baggili, 2006.

Security Forensics Using DTrace by Boris Loza, 2005.

Session Based Packet Marking and Auditing for Network Forensics by Omer Demir, Ping Ji and Jinwoo Kim, 2007.

Shrinking the Ocean: Formalizing I/O Methods Modern Operating Systems by Matthew Berger and John Leeson, 2002.

Standardizing Digital Evidence Storage by Jesse Kornblum, 2006.

Toward Defining the Intersection of Forensics and Information Technology by Gregory Hall and Wilbon Davis, 2005.

The Trojan Made Me Do It: A First Step in Statistical Based Computer Forensic Event Reconstruction by Megan Carney and Marc Rogers, 2004.

The Two-edged Sword: Legal Computer Forensics and Open Source by Bruce Byfield, 2005.

Understanding IM as Evidence by Ken Strutin, 2007.

Unique File Identification in the National Software Reference Library by Steve Mead, 2006.

Unleash the Cyberhounds! by Matthew Schwartz, 2002.

US Court Says Just Viewing Child Porn is Not a Crime article from the Register--2007.

Using Extended File Information (EXIF) File Headers in Digital Evidence Analysis by Paul Alvarez, 2004.

VMWare as a Forensic Tool by Brett Shavers, 2006.

WebJob - Virtual Evidence Locker and Administration Tool by Dave Mangot, 2004.

What is Forensic Computing? by Rodney McKemmish, 1999.

Whole Disk Encryption and Forensics by eMag, 2007.

Who's at the Keyboard?  Authorship Attribution in Digital Evidence Investigations by Carole Chaski, 2005.

Windows Vista - Notes for Forensic Examiners (part one) by Jamie Morris, 2007.

Windows Vista - Notes for Forensic Examiners (part two) by Jamie Morris, 2007.

Wireless Forensics: Tapping the Air - Part One by Raul Siles, 2007.

Working with Victims of Computer Network Hacks by Richard P. Salgado, 2001.