On 7/26/07, Jordan Wiens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It's worth noting that the metasploit antiforensics stuff is
different than the research discussed in the article.
The new stuff is actually exploiting the code in the forensics
software directly, not just mangling the data to make it hard to
analyze forensically. The best part of that is the chance for code
to jump out of a drive being imaged and onto the analysis workstation
itself. Fun stuff.
FWIW, Guidance Software posted a reply to the ComputerWorld/IDG
article on SecurityFocus this afternoon.
www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/474727/30/0/threaded.
There's already one hostile response.
Don
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