Computer Forensics Laboratory News Today

Sharyl fbi special agent Chris Christopherson agreed to show us how the dark web works. Chris christopherson we put a site and banner to notify the people on the forum, on the marketplace, say hey, were investigating these things. It is illegal, and these are crimes, and youll get punished for them. Bruce klingner four u. S. Four star generals think north korea already has, or we have to assume they have for planning purposes, the ability to hit the United States today with a nuclear weapon. Sco...

A Schemes investigation found that footage from surveillance cameras with Russian software goes directly to servers in Moscow with ties to the FSB.

Lauri Love is a 30-year-old hacktivist from Stradishall, UK who was indicted in July of 2014 on charges of conspiracy, causing damage to a protected computer, access device fraud and aggravated identity theft. In that case he and his unnamed crewmates are alleged to have exploited a vulnerability in Adobe ColdFusion to get inside the unprotected computers. According…

Ald. Jim Gardiner has not been charged with any criminal wrongdoing as a result of the feds’ investigation, which dates back more than three years. FBI affidavits show the feds spent a year struggling to view thousands of text messages.

>> investigators were desperate to repair not only the disks but the damage to their reputations as well. so they collected the pieces and sent them to the u.s. militarys brand-new computer forensics laboratory. >> they said youre not going to believe what happened. we were interviewing this guy. he reaches into a box with a pair of pinking shears and he starts cutting up this diskette. theyre in the mail to you. im like, okay. wow. im not a magician. what are we going to do? >> to their dismay,...

>> investigators were desperate to repair not only the disks, but the damage to their reputations as well. so, they collected the pieces and sent them to the u.s. militarys brand new computer forensics laboratory. >> they said youre not going to believe what happened. we were interviewing this guy, he reaches into the box and pulls out a diskette with a pair of pinking shears and starts cutting up this diskette, and theyre in the mail to you. im like, okay, im not a magician, im a computer crime...

>> investigators were desperate to repair not only the disks, but the damage to their reputations as well. so, they collected the pieces and sent them to the u.s. militarys brand new computer forensics laboratory. >> they said youre not going to believe what happened. we were interviewing this guy, he reaches into the box and pulls out a diskette with a pair of pinking shears and starts cutting up this diskette, and theyre in the mail to you. im like, okay, im not a magician, im a computer crime...

You know? i believe you. >> investigators were desperate to repair not only the disks but the damage to their reputations as well. >> so they collected the pieces and sent them to the u.s. militarys brand new computer forensics laboratory. >> they said youre not going to believe what happened. we were interviewing this guy he reached into a box and pulls out a diskette and starts cutting up this diskette. they are in the mail to you. im like, wow, okay. im not a magician im a computer crime inve...

Who he communicated with, files he had stored two tie him to other individuals and those links will be very important. if they find the laptop among anything else, that digital device will go to a computer forensics laboratory and theyll dissect that thing to see what they can find on it that may relate to links and communications he had with others. >> heather: you can find all kinds of stuff looking at that. these guys really assumed their regular-type schedules, going to the grocery store, tw...