jessekornblum (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} jessekornblum) wrote,@ 2009-11-03 07:26:00 |
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When I'm Sixty Four (Bits)
Sixty-Four bit computing is here! What does that mean? What will the impact be on computer forensics? I've written a tech note, When I'm Sixty Four (Bits) to explain the changes. (You could also use it as justification for buying some new hardware...) The first paragraph:
Sixty-Four bit computing is here! What does that mean? What will the impact be on computer forensics? I've written a tech note, When I'm Sixty Four (Bits) to explain the changes. (You could also use it as justification for buying some new hardware...) The first paragraph:
Forensic examiners are going to have to process computers running 64-bit operating systems in the near future. While this won't affect people doing document forensics, it will require significant changes for those who do code based forensics such as reverse engineering, malware analysis, etc.
