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Extractions: Telephone: (304) 625-2000 NCIC is a computerized index of criminal justice information (i.e.- criminal record history information, fugitives, stolen properties, missing persons). It is available to Federal, state, and local law enforcement and other criminal justice agencies and is operational 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. PURPOSE: The purpose for maintaining the NCIC system is to provide a computerized database for ready access by a criminal justice agency making an inquiry and for prompt disclosure of information in the system from other criminal justice agencies about crimes and criminals. This information assists authorized agencies in criminal justice and related law enforcement objectives, such as apprehending fugitives, locating missing persons, locating and returning stolen property, as well as in the protection of the law enforcement officers encountering the individuals described in the system. ACCESS CONSTRAINTS: All records in NCIC are protected from unauthorized access through appropriate administrative, physical, and technical safeguards. These safeguards include restricting access to those with a need to know to perform their official duties, and using locks, alarm devices, passwords, and/or encrypting data communications.
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Extractions: Handbook of Computer Crime Investigation: Forensic Tools and Technology Chapter 2: The Other Side of Civil Discovery by Troy Larson Typically, when we consider the forensic examination of computers, we concentrate on the search for incriminating or exonerating evidence. However, another important aspect of the forensic analysis of computer systems is the production of electronic data in response to discovery orders. A growing number of organizations are being faced with this task, particularly in the United States where the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure have recently established a mandatory duty of initial disclosure , imposing the burden of production on all parties in federal court. This chapter provides a sound methodology for efficiently complying with initial disclosure, and points out the most common pitfalls. Technical aspects of this complex process are demonstrated using inexpensive tools to help the reader implement the techniques and reduce the cost of this expensive procedure. Also, case scenarios are presented to give concrete examples of what steps an organization must take to meet its disclosure obligations, and common errors that organizations should avoid. This chapter sets the tone of the book, clearly demonstrating the practical usefulness of forensic analysis and supporting tools in situations that are becoming increasingly more prevalent in high technology societies.
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Extractions: Anti Virus Section By Authors By Topics Authors ... Windows Security Featured Product Recommended Sites Date: Oct 16, 2002 Section: Misc Author: Ronald L. Mendell Rating: 2.9/5 - 7 Votes Also Practical explanation. Unix, DOS, Windows, Browsers, e-mail and networks covered. What I've tried to do is devise a summary of basic, practical knowledge, "tricks," if you like, that should interest all computer crime investigators. While they may not be the final word in preparing for an examination, these techniques will provide some insight into the ways and means of computer criminals. I hope to get you into the spirit of the hunt. Learning to think how a criminal looks at twisting, altering, hiding, and diverting information will definitely make the game more interesting. This is a pathfinder, a starting point to discovering other resources. Part One will cover: DOS Tricks Unix Tricks Part Two continues with: Windows Tricks Browsers Passwords Part Three will discuss: Perl Scripting Networking Fundamentals Tracing Email Part Four concludes with: Understanding Slack Files Understanding Cryptography Basics Not So Dead DOS For those who grew up in the IT field with MS-DOS, they found Unix and scripting not all that cryptic. Knowing command line instructions gives one a backstage pass to what's happening behind the GUI. Understanding how to examine a computer using MS-DOS with Windows 95 and 98 gives an investigator a firm foundation for other tricks of the trade. When users get cute with trying to hide information, MS-DOS can uncover the hidden structure. So, forget any notion that MS-DOS is dead; it will be a valuable forensic tool for some time to come.
Extractions: by Ronald L. Mendell, Oct 16, 2002 What I've tried to do is devise a summary of basic, practical knowledge, "tricks," if you like, that should interest all computer crime investigators. While they may not be the final word in preparing for an examination, these techniques will provide some insight into the ways and means of computer criminals. I hope to get you into the spirit of the hunt. Learning to think how a criminal looks at twisting, altering, hiding, and diverting information will definitely make the game more interesting. This is a pathfinder, a starting point to discovering other resources. Part One will cover: DOS Tricks Unix Tricks Part Two continues with: Windows Tricks Browsers Passwords Part Three will discuss: Perl Scripting Networking Fundamentals Tracing Email Part Four concludes with: Understanding Slack Files Understanding Cryptography Basics Not So Dead DOS For those who grew up in the IT field with MS-DOS, they found Unix and scripting not all that cryptic. Knowing command line instructions gives one a backstage pass to what's happening behind the GUI. Understanding how to examine a computer using MS-DOS with Windows 95 and 98 gives an investigator a firm foundation for other tricks of the trade. When users get cute with trying to hide information, MS-DOS can uncover the hidden structure. So, forget any notion that MS-DOS is dead; it will be a valuable forensic tool for some time to come. Before we go into the specifics of DOS tricks, keep in mind that any time you examine a computer you run the risk of changing the evidence. These articles will not give you enough knowledge to make you a certified computer forensics expert. Accordingly, in a sensitive, crucial case a bitstream backup copy of the hard drive and possibly a memory dump of the RAM need to be done by a qualified specialist prior to examination. Copies of floppies need to done with DOS Diskcopy (version 6.22) with the /v switch turned on. The rule needs to be "preserve and then examine." Chain of custody issues also become a problem if the copy is not properly hashed and then digitally signed.
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Extractions: Publication date: November 1,1994 Synopsis : America's leading forensic pathologist reexamines some of the most famous cases of recent history, including the JFK and RFK assassinations, Elvis, Chappaquiddick, the "Scarsdale Diet" doctor, and dozens of other shocking true stories. 8-page insert. Child Abuse:
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Extractions: Whether youve arrived at this site by chance or because youve fallen prey to any one of the countless con artists in the world, there is much to learn here. We hope you will find the information we have made available both interesting and helpful, and that you return to these pages on a regular basis. There are many organizations and individuals who provide good advice on ways to guard against fraud, and we commend each of them for their persistence and needed contributions. Rather than duplicate what these dedicated people are doing, we at PACC have decided to invest more time telling others how fraud affects them, why these particular crimes are not given the attention they deserve, and what can be done to make life a great deal more miserable for our worlds deceivers.
Crime And Clues articles on crime scene investigation, physical evidence, as well as book reviews, calendar of investigation training courses and link to discussion group, maintained by a crime scene technician in Grand Rapids, Michigan. http://crimeandclues.com/
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Extractions: Virginia's Governor, Mark Warner, lauds the collaboration of Virginia lawmakers, forensic scientists and law enforcement in developing and using the DNA databank to make Virginia a place where the innocent are protected and the guilty convicted. Part B Basic Forensic Science and Forensic Medicine Training - August 3-5, 2004
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