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Time: Tuesday, 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM Track: Lab Track A Room: Neuchatel Presenter: Michael Wilkinson, Champlain College Title: Identifying the Artifacts and Behavior of an Unknown Application This lab will focus on identifying the artifacts and behavior of unknown applications. Many times you will run across an app you might not have seen before and you want to know what traces it leaves on the system. What information that is left has meaning and what does not. We will focus on developing results that are robust enough to stand up in court and more emphasis on decoding fi le structures so you are prepared. Lab Track B Tuesday, November 6th, 2012 Time: Tuesday, 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM Track: Lab Track B Room: Geneve Presenter: Glenn K. Bard, PATCtech Title: iPhone Backup Data Parsing In this lab the attendee will be introduced to iOS backup analysis. The class will begin with identifying the locations of iOS backups on various Operating Systems to include Windows XP, Vista and 7 as well as Mac. Once the backups are located the folder structure will be forensically extracted from the suspect computer. The students will then be introduced to how the backup fi les store the information on the computer system. The class will then end with various tools ranging from free and inexpensive to full forensic applications, all capable of extracting diff erent types of data from the backups and deconstructing various fi les into usable information. Time: Tuesday, 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM Track: Lab Track B Room: Geneve Presenter: John Bargiel, NUIX Title: Managing Evidence in the Era of Big Data Investigators and forensic examiners are seizing historic levels of evidence while backlogs grow. This hands-on lab will focus on managing evidence in the era of Big Data seizures - an all too familiar situation for today\’s investigations. We will take you through investigative examples and demonstrate high speed indexing and triage strategies that will save you time and valuable resources. Learn about the advantages of custom scripting to automate forensic triage and other investigative functions and join us discussing real world scenarios that will help you apply these techniques to rapidly solve your investigations.
Lab Track C Tuesday, November 6th, 2012 Time: Tuesday, 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM Track: Lab Track C Room: Uri Presenter: Christopher Currier, Passware & Sumuri Title: Modern Password Recovery Techniques One of the major hurdles for modern computer forensic examiners is encryption. Files, volumes and even entire physical disks can be encrypted with commercial or freely available tools. An examiner or investigator must be able to properly identify encryption and know the best way to recover the passwords to decrypt potential items of evidentiary value. Sumuri, the offi cial training partner for Passware, will provide insight on several types of encryption and show how to defeat them using Passware Kit Forensic software. Time: Tuesday, 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM Track: Lab Track C Room: Uri Presenter: Jon Hansen, H-11 Digital Forensics Title: Windows Registry Analysis This advanced course will provide an overview on how to best fi nd Microsoft Windows artifacts using various forensic tools. Specifi cally students will more about the Microsoft Registry components and learn how to use various tools to locate Microsoft artifacts and Metadata evidence. If you need to understand where evidence can be found and learn more about fi nding artifacts and what Microsoft has left in their programs or forgotten what they did the last 20-years, then this course is for you. Real life examples and actual cases will be discussed. Students will be required to perform hands-on tasks and analysis during this presentation. This session will help you see the need for these tools and when you should use them in your forensic investigations. Each attendee will receive a CD with various digital forensic tools and be eligible for free training in a free digital forensics training course from H-11 Digital Forensics. All Tracks Tuesday, November 6th, 2012 Time: Tuesday, 10:00 AM ~ 11:30 AM Track: Expert Panel (All Tracks) Room: Grindelwald Moderator: Greg Kipper, STG Panel Members: Patrick Stump, Tomas Castrejon, and Chet Hosmer Title: Open Discussion on the Latest Issues & Innovations
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