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I work as a security analyst. I'm from Australia, although I've recently immigrated to the US and hope to start a small business offering security services.
I have a strong interest and knowledge in different access control models, reading about new exploits and vulnerabilities and digital forensics.
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Non English password dictionaries @ekaj Would it still be an English dictionary in that case? |
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How can you see the device history of a computer when doing forensics? OK, thanks. Also, does this actually identify a USB device specifically, or only make and model? |
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How can you see the device history of a computer when doing forensics? Thanks scuzzy. Given the name of the registry branch is USBSTOR, I am guess it doesn't apply to firewire or eSATA devices? Or are they in a different part of the registry? |
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