Digital Forensics in Small Devices: RFID Tag Investigation

MessageBox.Show(this, "Connection to Reader has been lost or Reader has
been turned off!", "Notification", MessageBoxButtons.OK,
MessageBoxIcon.Exclamation);
}
}
usbRFID.OnConnectionLost -= OnConnectionLost;
usbRFID.OnAsyncRead -= OnAsyncRead;
btnConnect.Enabled = true;
btnDisConnect.Enabled = false;
btnDownloadLog.Enabled = false;
btnEraseLog.Enabled = false;
tmrHalfSec.Enabled = false;
// Our delegate that gets called by the RfidUsb class
void OnConnectionLost(System.IntPtr cyDevice)
{ // Note that the callback is made from the RFID DLLs worker thread,
}
TagID);
// and it invokes this delegate on a Thread from the Thread Pool.
// So we don't have direct access to the Form here, we have to use
// another delegate to get to the Form.
this.Invoke(new ConnectionLostDelegate(ConnectionLostMethod),
new Object [] { cyDevice });
// Define the Delegate and Method for detecting asynchronous reads
// from our callback (made in a different thread).
private delegate void AsyncReadDelegate(System.IntPtr cyDevice, string
// Our method for updating the Example1 class
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