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RE: Forensic Copy of Files off a CD...

Subject: RE: Forensic Copy of Files off a CD...
Date: Mon, 4 Oct 2004 14:35:34 -0400
Jon,

Any good opposing counsel would take this to town. How do you know the 
tool didn't fail during the reset process, leaving some reset and 
others unset? Is the evidence you are introducing reset or original?
Could you be confused? Can you prove you reset these but not those? <

For example, here is one arguement against this type of manipulation:
http://ftimes.sourceforge.net/Files/Papers/baselining.pdf <

I looked through your paper but it does not appear to add anything with
respect to the merits of timestamp restoration than already stated in your
post cited above.  Is there anything else?  Couldn't your difficulty be
resolved by robust error logging?

Regards,

George.


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