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Hacked a website this weekend, my own. AI-Ethics.com. As I’m sure most of you know by now, that means I made a new website. Hope you will come by and check it out. It was made pretty fast, and will no doubt need constant improvements going forward, but I like…
Originally posted on Forensic Diaries: A Fraud Investigation & Dispute Services Blog:
Every parameter is pointing toward mobile phones replacing bank branches, ATM cards and much more. But are telecom companies ready to take the consumer onslaught and ensure safe transactions? The global telecommunications (telecom) industry has witnessed several changes. The noteworthy ones include infrastructure…
Originally posted on Forensic Focus – Articles:
by Oleg Skulkin & Igor Shorokhov The release of Android Nougat has brought new challenges to mobile forensic examiners: the smartphones running this version most likely have encrypted partitions with users’ data, their bootloaders are locked and classic custom recovery acquisition, which is widely used especially for Samsung smartphones,…
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This new ten minute video on Hacker Way and Legal Practice Management was added to my Hacker Way and AI-Ethics pages this week. It explains how one led to another. It also provides more insight into why I think the major problems of e-discovery have now been solved, with a…
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Congratulations! We did it. We survived the technology tsunami. The time of great danger to Law and Justice from e-Discovery challenges is now over. Whew! A toast of congratulations to one and all. From here on it is just a matter of tweaking the principles and procedures that we have…
Originally posted on Forensic Diaries: A Fraud Investigation & Dispute Services Blog:
The threat of cybercrime on the global banking and financial services industry is apparent with a tectonic increase in cases over the past few years. These attacks have become highly targeted, and cyber criminals seem to have hit the jackpot by deploying sophisticated…
Originally posted on Forensic Diaries: A Fraud Investigation & Dispute Services Blog:
Today’s world of corporate compliance is characterized by an increasing number of enforcement actions related to bribery and corruption. Co-operation and information sharing between enforcement agencies on multi-jurisdictional cases is also increasing. Parallelly, nations such as Brazil, Canada, Mexico, France, India, Russia, Spain…
We were delighted to attend the Philip Shawe Scholarship Challenge Gala that took place last Thursday evening in Brooklyn where a total of $115,000 was awarded to the top 3 placing 2nd and 3rd year Law Students who entered the challenge. The winner was a recent graduate from University of Miami named Steven Hermosa who was…
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Ralph in Backyard Listening to Music at Sunset July 16, 2017 I have spoken several times before concerning the Hacker Way philosophy. I have always focused on my work as a lawyer specializing in e-discovery. I have also included this philosophy in my teachings in this area of the law,…
Originally posted on Forensic Diaries: A Fraud Investigation & Dispute Services Blog:
The past year has been burgeoning with growth and expansion opportunities for most countries across the globe, especially in the Asia Pacific region. Increased emphasis on cross border transactions, foreign direct investment and digital inclusion have been some of the contributing factors for…
Originally posted on Forensic Focus – Articles:
by James Zjalic The subject of authentication is important across the entire digital forensic field and we as examiners have various weapons at our disposal in which to defend against the onslaught of manipulators, liars and charlatans. Authentication is frequently amongst the first steps in creating a robust chain…
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The three videos in this blog on the Hacker Way are also included in the First Class of the TAR Course. The Hacker Way – often called the hacker ethic – has nothing to do with politics or criminal activities. It is the philosophy of the computer age. This credo has…
