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“THE WAY WE DO IT HERE”: MAPPING DIGITAL FORENSICS WORKFLOWS IN COLLECTING INSTITUTIONS by Martin J. Gengenbach A Master’s paper submitted to the faculty of the School of Information and Library Science of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Library Science. Chapel Hill, North Carolina August <strong>2012</strong> Approved by _______________________________________ Christopher A. Lee
Table of Contents Introduction..........................................................................................................................3 Literature Review.................................................................................................................6 Research Design.................................................................................................................21 Findings.............................................................................................................................27 Discussion..........................................................................................................................70 Conclusion.........................................................................................................................86 References..........................................................................................................................89 Appendices.......................................................................................................................100 Appendix A: Participant Solicitation E-mail.......................................................100 Appendix B: Statement of Informed Consent......................................................102 Appendix C: Interview Protocol..........................................................................106 Appendix D: Digital Preservation Tools and Technologies.................................108 1
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who can provide either an un-redact
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After the acquisition of removable
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University Archives, University of
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workbench automates the extraction
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digital content. UVa staff have und
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Library of Congress Manuscript Divi
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media was housed in proper housing,
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Workflows develop within a variety
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a central pipeline: “I was design
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it was generally to note that they
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also articulated by Jeremy Leighton
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institutions, there are always othe
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management of born-digital content.
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a computer station in the reading r
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who have developed their knowledge
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References “About ClamAV.” Clam
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Carrier, Brian. “Description,”
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“Fiwalk - Forensics Wiki.” Digi
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Jarocki, John. “Forensics 101: Ac
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“Metadata Object Description Sche
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Thomas, Susan. Paradigm: A practica
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change with the implementation of s
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Will you receive anything for being
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have already been accessioned? (leg
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2. Archivematica Archivematica is a
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Information Infrastructure and Pres
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7. ClamAV ClamAV is a free, open-so
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encounters. 285 10. ddrescue ddresc
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identify 250 different file types,
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available on a GNU Lesser General P
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Windows OS by AccessData. 315 FTK I
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filename. 335 It runs on a series o
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application for the cataloging and
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drive is the target of forensic ana
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