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Yesterday was the Day of Giving for The Ohio State University. As a long-time Columbus resident, former student and member of the Alumni Association, where my wife also worked for a number of years, I might have gotten a few … Read More
I found some numbers in an article about the various types of media that a forensic analyst may find themselves dealing with in terms of what we would normally consider pretty disturbing cases. I think what they show most of … Read More
This is interesting, though I can’t help but think that the second reason at the end of this paragraph is less a technical problem than someone using your own culture against you. “Hackers always look for the weak link, and … Read More
Rob gets pretty geeky and math-y when it comes to risk, probability, and how it impacts DNA testing, but he makes a valid point as well: “In considering one potential risk factor and its probabilistic impact of interjecting error into … Read More
So the problem is laid out pretty well in this statement: In a press release about the report, Monu Kalsi, vice-president of Shred-it, is quoted as saying, “The study’s findings clearly show that seemingly small habits [of employees] can pose … Read More
Hackers are making personalised ransomware to target the most profitable and vulnerable When Algorithms Are Racist: How to Protect Against Biased Algorithms Ephemeral Messaging on Facebook Could Heighten E-Discovery Stress The Middle Way – An Integrated Approach to Legal Technology … Read More
Try not to get whiplash, but at the same time that many public officials in the US, and all over the world, are screaming about how much information the tech companies have about us, and the violation of our privacy … Read More