This week we discuss Brets new Kendle, Ovieâs new neat receipts and givce a secret to listen to podcasts twice as fast as before.   The episode focused on forensic news and legal decisions of interest, specifically a APC pirate being convicted, a study that reports 68 percent of all internet-based malware was now being hosted on legitimate sites, Bot-herder Greg King is found guilty on two counts for launching a DDOS against Castel Cops, and Perdue offering Mac Forensics training for 100 law enforcement.  In legal news, we discuss Reasonable expectation of privacy and an allegation a warrant did not have probable cause for a computer search. Web sites of the week included www.zinio.com and http://fedorahosted.org/liveusb-creator. 

Mac Forensic Training at Purdue university, Email Marcus for more info at rogersmk@purdue.edu. Study reports 68 percent of all internet-based malware was now being hosted on legitimate sites. http://news.zdnet.co.uk/security/0,1000000189,39429909,00.htm Barry Gitarts, 25, of Brooklyn, N.Y., was convicted today by a jury in the Eastern District of Virginia of conspiracy to commit criminal copyright infringement Fedora live cd creator https://fedorahosted.org/liveusb-creator

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Happy Fathers Day!  This week we discuss Brets new Kendle, Ovieâs new neat receipts and givce a secret to listen to podcasts twice as fast as before.   The episode focused on forensic news and legal decisions of interest, specifically a APC pirate being convicted, a study that reports 68 percent of all internet-based malware was now being hosted on legitimate sites, Bot-herder Greg King is found guilty on two counts for launching a DDOS against Castel Cops, and Perdue offering Mac Forensics training for 100 law enforcement.  In legal news, we discuss Reasonable expectation of privacy and an allegation a warrant did not have probable cause for a computer search. Web sites of the week included www.zinio.com and http://fedorahosted.org/liveusb-creator.  

Memorial Day Posdcast and interview tih Mark McKinnon from Red Wolf Computer Forensics about his CSC Parser.  It can be downloaded from here http://redwolfcomputerforensics.com/downloads/CSC_Parser.zip . Also check out his blog at http://cfed-ttf.blogspot.com