jessekornblum (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} jessekornblum) wrote,@ 2007-01-28 20:26:00 |
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DoD Cybercrime Wrapup
I had a fantastic time at the DoD Cybercrime conference but was completely wiped out by the time I got home. It was great to catch up with old friends and to make some new ones. Unfortunately I missed a few people as they were deployed to the 'stan*. Being out the Air Force for a few years, I think I was thinking about that less.
The conference was two days of training, one day of plenary sessions, and then three days of hardcore law enforcement style geekery; perfect! So perfect, in fact, that I spent all of my waking hours (and there were a lot of them) deeply involved in tech. That was fun, but when I got to the airport on Friday afternoon I realized that it had been six days since I had felt sunlight on my skin and three days since I had been outside.
The slides from my presentation, Recovering Executables from Windows Memory Images, are now available. It's a 5MB PDF file, so please be patient with my slow little web server.
In other news, the DC3 is going to make the Digital Forensics Challenge an annual event. Registration for the 2007 challenge will begin in just a few weeks!
* "The 'stan" is a generic way to refer to the various countries of southwest asia where US military members get deployed. It's not intended as an insult to any of them, but whether my friends get killed in Turkmenistan or Tajikistan, it doesn't so much matter to me.
I had a fantastic time at the DoD Cybercrime conference but was completely wiped out by the time I got home. It was great to catch up with old friends and to make some new ones. Unfortunately I missed a few people as they were deployed to the 'stan*. Being out the Air Force for a few years, I think I was thinking about that less.
The conference was two days of training, one day of plenary sessions, and then three days of hardcore law enforcement style geekery; perfect! So perfect, in fact, that I spent all of my waking hours (and there were a lot of them) deeply involved in tech. That was fun, but when I got to the airport on Friday afternoon I realized that it had been six days since I had felt sunlight on my skin and three days since I had been outside.
The slides from my presentation, Recovering Executables from Windows Memory Images, are now available. It's a 5MB PDF file, so please be patient with my slow little web server.
In other news, the DC3 is going to make the Digital Forensics Challenge an annual event. Registration for the 2007 challenge will begin in just a few weeks!
* "The 'stan" is a generic way to refer to the various countries of southwest asia where US military members get deployed. It's not intended as an insult to any of them, but whether my friends get killed in Turkmenistan or Tajikistan, it doesn't so much matter to me.
