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Adventures in Computer Forensics by Diana Michaud, 2001.

After Conversation - An Forensic ICQ Logfile Extraction Tool by Kim Morfitt & Craig Valli, Edith Cowan University, 2005.

An Ad Hoc Review of Digital Forensic Models by Mark M. Pollitt, University of Central Florida, 2007.  This is a pay-per-view link.

An Analysis of the Integrity of Palm Images Acquired with PDD by Christian Frichot, Edith Cowan University, 2004.

Analysis of LOKI2, Using mtree as a Forensic Tool, and Sharing Data with Law Enforcement by Andrew Korty, 2003.

An Introduction to Forensic Readiness Planning by Robert Rowlingson, 2005.

Automated Analysis for Digital Forensic Science: Semantic Integrity Checking by Tye Stallard and Karl Levitt, 2003.

Automated computer forensics training in a virtualized environment by
Stephen Bruecknera, David Guasparia, Frank Adelsteina, Joseph Weeksb, DFRWS Proceedings, 2008.

Basic Steps in Forensic Analysis of Unix Systems by Ray Link, University of Pittsburg, 2001.

BitLocker - The End of Digital Forensics? by Andrew Woodward, Edith Cowan University, 2006.

Building a Low Cost Forensic Workstation by Matthew McMillon, 2003.

Building Theoretical Underpinnings for Digital Forensics Research by Sarah Mocas.

Can Digital Evidence Endure the Test of Time? by Mike Duren & Chet Hosmer, 2002.

Computer Evidence v. Daubert: The Coming Conflict by Christopher Marsico, CERIAS Tech Report 2005-17, 2005.

Computer Forensics by Jake Cunningham, UMASS Amherst.

Computer Forensics by Michael Potaczala, CHS5937, Topics in Forensic Science, 2001.

Computer Forensics: Bringing the Evidence to Court by Cornell Walker.

Computer Forensics Field Triage Process Model by James Goldman, Rick Mislan, Timothy Wedge and Steve Debrota, 2006.

Computer Forensics for Law Enforcement by Hassel Stacy Jr. & Phillip Lunsford, 2006.

Computer Forensics in a LAN Environment by Michael J. Corby, M Corby & Associates, Inc., 1999.

Computer Forensics: Meeting the Challenges of Scientific Evidence by Matthew Meyers & Marc Rogers, CERIAS Tech Report 2005-18, 2005.

Computer Forensics: Towards Creating a Certification Framework by Matthew Meyers, CERIAS Tech Report 2005-28, 2005.

Computer Forensics - We've had an Incident, Who do We Get to Investigate? by Karen Ryder, 2002.

Computer Incident Investigations: e-forensic Insights on Evidence
Acquisition by Vlasti Broucek, Paul Turner, 2004.

The Coroners Toolkit - In Depth by Clarke L. Jeffris, 2002.

A Correlation Method for Establishing Provenance of Timestamps in Digital Evidence by Bradley Schatz, George Mohay & Andrew Clark, 2006.

A Critical Evaluation of the Treatment of Deleted Files in Microsoft Windows Operation Systems by Gregory H. Carlton, 2005.

A Cyber Forensics Ontology: Creating a New Approach to Studying Cyber Forensics by Ashley Brinson, Abigail Robinson & Marcus Rogers, 2006.

Data Hiding Tactics for Windows and Unix File Systems by Hal Berghel, David Hoelzer and Michael Sthultz, Identity Theft and Financial Fraud Research and Operation Center.

Defining Digital Forensic Examination and Analysis Tools Using Abstraction Layers by Brian Carrier, International Journal of Digital Evidence, Winter 2004, Volume 1, Issue 4.

Design and Implementation of a Remote Forensics System by Jacob Pennock, Damon Smith and Geoffrey wilson, Information Networking Institute, Carnegie Mellon University, 2005.

Detecting file fragmentation point using sequential hypothesis testing by
Anandabrata Pal, Husrev T. Sencar, Nasir Memon, DFRWS Proceedings, 2008.

Developing a Computer Forensics Team by Christine Vecchio-Flaim, 2001.

Digital Evidence Integrated Management System by Hyun-Sang Kim, Sang-Jin Lee and Jong-in Lim, 2004.

Digital Forensics: A Demonstration of the Effectiveness of The Sleuth Kit and Autopsy Forensic Browser by Anthony Dowling, 2006.

Digital Forensics: Validation and Verification in a Dynamic Work Environment by Jason Beckett and Jill Slay, 2007.

A Digital Forensic Practitioner's Guide to Giving Evidence in a Court of Law by Shayne Sherman, Edith Cowan University, 2006.

Digital Forensics Research by Svein Yngvar Willassen & Stig Frode Mj0lses, Telektronikk, 2005.

Digital Forensics Tools: The Next Generation by Golden Richard III and Vassil Roussev, 2006.

Digital Music Device Forensics by Christopher Marsico, CERIAS Tech Report 2005-27.

Domain Name Forensics: A Systematic Approach to Investigating an Internet Presence
by Bruce J. Nikkel, 2005.

An Empirical Study of Automatic Event Reconstruction Systems by Sundararaman Jeyaraman & Mike Atallah, CERIAS Tech Report 2006-20, 2006.

Enhanced Digital Investigation Process Model, The by Venansius Baryamureeba & Florence Tushabe, Institute of Computer Science, Makere University, 2004.

Enhancing the Forensic ICQ Logfile Extraction Tool by Kim Morrfitt, Edith Cowan University, 2006.

Enterprise Computer Forensics: A Defensive and Offensive Strategy to Fight Computer Crime by Fahmid Imtiaz, Edith Cowan University, 2006.

An Event-Based Digital Forensic Investigation Framework by Brian Carrier and Eugene Spafford, Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security - CERIAS Purdue University.

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

An Extended Model of Cybercrime Investigations by Seamus O Ciardhuain, 2004.

FACE: Automated digital evidence discovery and correlation by
Andrew Case, Andrew Cristina, Lodovico Marziale, Golden G. Richard, Vassil Roussev, DFRWS Proceedings, 2008.

FATKit: A Framework for the Extraction and Analysis of Digital Forensic Data from Volatile System Memory by Aaron Walters & Nick L. Petroni Jr., DFRWS 2006: Work In Progres, 2006.

The Federal Court, the Music Industry and the Universities: Lessons for Forensic Computing Specialists by Vlasti Broucek, Sandra Frings and Paul Turner, 2003.

First Responder Flesh Tone Detection Algorithms for Images by Michael Hoeschele & William Gillam, CERIAS Tech Report 2005-16, 2005.

Forensic Acquisition and Analysis of Magnetic Tapes by Bruce J. Nikkel, 2005.

Forensically Unrecoverable Hard Drive Data Destruction by Daniel G. James, 2006.

Forensic Analysis of the Contents of Nokia Mobile Phones by B. Williamson, P. Apeldoorn, B. Cheam & M. McDonald, Edith Cowan University, 2006. 

Forensic analysis of the Windows registry in memory by
Brendan Dolan-Gavitt, DFRWS Proceedings, 2008.

Forensic Computing Theory & Practice: Towards developing a methodology for a standardised approach to Computer misuse by Mathew Hannan, Sandra Frings, Vlasti Broucek and Dr. Paul Turner, 2003.

Forensic Examination of a RIM (BlackBerry) Wireless Device by Michael Burnette, 2002.

Forensic Feature Extraction and Cross-Drive Analysis by Simson L. Garfinkel, 2006.

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

Forensic memory analysis: Files mapped in memory by R.B. van Baar, W. Alink, and A.R. van Ballegooij, DFRWS Proceedings, 2008.

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

Forensics Plan Guide by Gerald King, 2006.

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

ForNet: A Distributed Forensics Network by Kulesh Shanmugasundaram, Nasir Memon, Anubhav Savant, & Herve Bronnimann, Polytechnic Universty, 2003.

A Framework for attack patterns’ discovery in honeynet data by
Olivier Thonnarda, Marc Dacier, DFRWS Proceedings, 2008.

Freeware Live Forensic Tools Evaluation and Operation Tips by Ricci Ieong, 2006.

Generalising Event Forensics Across Multiple Domains by Bradley Schatz, George Mohay & Andrew Clark, Queensland University of Technology, 2004.

Generalizing Sources of Live Network Evidence by Bruce J. Nikkel, 2005.

Getting Physical with the Digital Investigation Process by Brian Carrier & Eugene Spafford, CERIAS, 2003.

Googling Forensics by Benjamin Turnbull, University of South Australia, 2005.

Hardware-assisted Scanning for Signature Patterns in Image File Fragments by Yoginder Dandass, 2007.

A Hardware-Based Memory Acquisition Procedure for Digital Investigations by Brian Carrier and Joe Grand, Digital Forensic Research Workshop, 2004.

High-speed search using Tarari content processor in digital forensics by
Jooyoung Lee, Sungkyong Un, Dowon Hong, DFRWS Proceedings, 2008.

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

Honeypot-based Forensics by F. Pouget & M. Dacier, 2004.

A Hypothesis-Based Approach to Digital Forensic Investigations by Brian Carrier, CERIAS Tech Report 2006-06, 2006.

The impact of Microsoft Windows pool allocation strategies on memory forensics by Andreas Schuster, DFRWS Proceedings, 2008.

Improving Evidence Acquisition from Live Network Sources by Bruce Nikkel, 2006.

Indexing Information for Data Forensics by M.J. Atallah, M.T. Goodrich & R. Tamassia, CERIAS Tech Report 2006-16, 2006.

An Introduction to Investigating IPv6 Networks by Bruce J. Nikkel, 2007.

Intrusion Detection: Forensic Computing Insights arising from a Case Study on SNORT by Vlasti Broucek, Paul Turner, 2003.

iPod Forensics by Christopher Marsico & Marcus Rogers, Purdue University, 2005.

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

Is the Open Way a Better Way? Digital Forensics Using Open Source Tools by Dan Manson, Anna Carlin, Steve Ramos, Alain Gyger, Matthew Kaufman and Jeremy Treichelt, 2007.

Know Your Enemy: A Forensic Analysis by the Honeynet Project, 2000.

Know Your Enemy: The Tools and Methodologies of the Script Kiddie by the Honeynet Project, 2000.

Know Your Enemy II: Tracking the Blackhat's Moves by the Honeynet Project, 2001.

Know Your Enemy III: They Gain Root by the Honeynet Project, 2000.

Language and Gender Author Cohort Analysis of E-mail for Computer Forensics by Olivier del Vel, Malcolm Corney, Alison Anderson & George Mohay, 2002.

A Lessons Learned Repository for Computer Forensics by Warren Harrison et. al., 2002.

LIARS - Laptop Inspector and Recovery System by Andrew Woodward, Edith Cowan University, 2006.

Limewire examinations by Joseph Lewthwaitea, Victoria Smithb, DFRWS Proceedings, 2008.

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

Magnetic Data Recovery – The Hidden Threat by Joshua J Sawyer, 2006.

Md5bloom:  Forensic filesystem hashing revisited by Vassil Roussev, Yixin Chen, Timothy Bourg, and Golden G. Richard III, 2005.

MEGA: A tool for Mac OS X operating system and application forensics by
Robert A. Joyce, Judson Powers, Frank Adelstein, DFRWS Proceedings, 2008.

MFP: The Mobile Forensic Platform by Frank Adelstein, 2002.

Mobile Handset Forensics Evidence: A Challenge for Law Enforcement by Marwan Al-Zarouni, Edith Cowan University, 2006.

Mobile Phone Forensics...A New Challenge by Na. Vijayashankar, 2004. 

Network Forensics and Privacy Enhancing Technologies "Living" Together in Harmony by Giannakis Antoniou & Stefanos Gritzalis, University of Melbourne, 2006.

A novel approach of mining write-prints for authorship attribution in e-mail forensics by Farkhund Iqbal, Rachid Hadjidj, Benjamin C.M. Fung, Mourad Debbabi, DFRWS Proceedings, 2008.

Open Source Computer Forensics Manual, An open-source manual for computer forensics covering methodology, process and delving into technical standard operating procedures, available for download via sourceforge.

Open Source Digital Forensics Tools: The Legal Argument by Brian Carrier, 2003.

An Overall assessment of Mobile Internal Acquisition Tool by Alessandro Distefano, Gianluigi Me, DFRWS Proceedings, 2008.

“Out of the Box” Forensics Labs by Ronald C Dodge Jr. and Dave Cook, 2007.

Overcoming Reasonable Doubt in Computer Forensic Analysis by Jim Garrett, 2006.

A Portable Network Forensic Evidence Collector by Bruce J. Nikkel, 2006.

Practical Approaches to Recovering Encrypted Digital Evidence by Eoghan Casey, 2002.

Predicting the types of file fragments by William C. Calhoun, Drue Coles, DFRWS Proceedings, 2008.

Pre-Forensic Setup Automation for Windows 2000 by Flavio de Souza Oliveria, Celio Cqardoso Guimaraes & Paulo Licio de Geus, 2002.

A Preliminary Examination of Tool Markings on Flash Memory Cards by Chris Hu, Edith Cowan University, 2004.

Preparing for the In-House Digital Investigative Function by Suzanne Widup, 2007.

Preservation of Fragile Digital Evidence by First Responders by Special Agent Jesse Kornblum, Air Force Office of Special Investigations, 2002.

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

Putting the Horse Back in Front of the Cart; At the Crossroads:  Taking our Rightful Place in the Forensic Community by Peter Stephenson, International Institute for Digital Forensic Studies, 2003.

PyFlag – An advanced network forensic framework by M.I. Cohen, DFRWS Proceedings, 2008.

Real-Time and Forensic Network Data Analysis Using Animated and Coordinated Visualization by Sven Krasser, Gregory Conti, Julian Grizzard, Jeff Gribschaw & Henry Owen, IEEE Workshop on Information Assurance, 2005.

Recovering deleted data from the Windows registry by Timothy D. Morgan, DFRWS Proceedings, 2008.

A Recursive Session Token Protocol for Use in Computer Forensics and TCP Traceback by Brian Carrier & Clay Shields, CERIAS Tech Report 2002-41, 2002.

A Strategy for Testing Hardware Write Block Devices by James Lyle, 2006.

Structural Analysis of the Log Files of the ICQ Client Version 2003b by Kim Morfitt, Edith Cowan University, 2006.

Support for Computer Forensics Examination Planning with Domain Modeling: A Report of One Experiment Trial by Alfred Bogen, David Dampier and Jeffrey Carver, 2007.

A Survey of Forensic Characterization Methods for Physical Devices by Nitin Khanna, et. al., 2006.

To Revisit: What is Forensic Computing? by Mathew Hannan, University of South Australia, 2004.

Taxonomy of Computer Forensics Methodologies and Procedures for Digital Evidence Seizure by Krishnun Sansurooah, Edith Cowan University, 2006.

A Ten Step Process for Forensic Readiness by Robert Rowlingson, 2004.

Towards Identifying Criteria for the Evidential Weight of System Event Logs by A. Ahmad & A.B. Ruighaver, University of Melbourne, 2004.

The Trojan Horse Defense in Cybercrime Cases by Susan Brenner, Brian Carrier & Jef Henninger, CERIAS Tech Report 2005-15, 2005.

TULP2G - An Open Source Forensics Software Framework for Acquiring and Decoding Data Stored in Electronic Devices by Jeroen van den Bos & Ronald van der Knijff, Netherlands Forensic Institute, 2005.

Using Artificial Neural Networks for Forensic File Type Identification by Ryan Harris, CERIAS Tech Report 2007-19, 2007.

Using Every Part of the Buffalo in Windows Memory Analysis by Jesse Kornblum, 2006.

Using the HFS+ journal for deleted file recovery by Aaron Burghardt,  Adam J. Feldman, DFRWS Proceedings, 2008.

Using JPEG quantization tables to identify imagery processed by software
Jesse D. Kornblum, DFRWS Proceedings, 2008.

Using Linux VMware and SMART to Creat a Virtual Computer to Recreate a Suspect's Computer by Ernest Baca.

Validation of Forensic Computing Software Utilizing Black Box Testing Techniques by Tom Wilsdon & Jill Slay, University of South Australia, 2006.

Voice Over IP: Forensic Computing Implications by Matthew Simon & Jill Slay, University of South Australia, 2006.

What You Don't See On Your Hard Drive by Brian Kuepper, 2002.

Winning the Battles, Losing the War? Rethinking Methodology for Forensic Computing Research by Vlasti Broucek and Paul Turner, 2006.

Wireless Forensic Analysis Tools for use in the Electronic Evidence Collection Process by Benjamin Turnbull and Jill Slay, 2007.

Working with Law Enforcement: Asking the Right Questions by Mary Jagim & Mary Ann Teeter Wylie.  Geared towards health professionals, but contains material useful to all practitioners who may need to bring in Law Enforcement.