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Subject:	Re: Commonly used disk imaging and wiping tools can be tricked to miss parts of a disk
Date:	Thu, 26 May 2005 08:35:02 +0200

Hi all,

Here is the earlier mentioned report about ATA and Computer Forensics: http://www2.foi.se/rapp/foir1638.pdf

Regards /Arne

Arne Vidström wrote:

Also, I have written a report (which was finished already in January this year) on this and other issues related to ATA and Computer Forensics but it has taken time to get it through all the formalities with classification and such, so it will probably take another couple of weeks before I can publish it.
Regards /Arne Vidström
Researcher, IT Security
Swedish Defence Research Agency
http://www.foi.se

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