As if anybody has spare time any more? I do occasionally goto stackoverflow.com, it can be interesting, even if it’s frequently annoying, full of script kiddies, college kids looking for homework help and every other guy is a a know-it-all, it has it’s moments.
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The official release of BlockWatch has nearly arrived. Shane Macaulay will be showcasing his product at Cansec West, the world’s most advanced conference focusing on applied digital security. If you’re at the conference, come by the Security Objectives booth for a live demo and more information.
Saturday, 05 March 2011 05:45
Computer Forensic Bitmaps and Visualization for Data Identification The presentation demonstrated BlockWatch’s ability to identify known data in a opaque data region and generate graphics (bitmaps) that show detected fragments as like color’s. BlockWatch embed’s the MetaData id into the bitmap as the color. This means, the image can be used to query the BlockWatch [...]
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- Official Launch at CANSEC WEST Conference in Vancouver
- BlockWatch at the Academy of Forensic Science Conference
As if anybody has spare time any more? 
I do occasionally goto stackoverflow.com, it can be interesting, even if it’s frequently annoying, full of script kiddies, college kids looking for homework help and every other guy is a a know-it-all, it has it’s moments.
The official release of BlockWatch has nearly arrived. Shane Macaulay will be showcasing his product at Cansec West, the world’s most advanced conference focusing on applied digital security. If you’re at the conference, come by the Security Objectives booth for a live demo and more information.
Computer Forensic Bitmaps and Visualization for Data Identification
The presentation demonstrated BlockWatch’s ability to identify known data in a opaque data region and generate graphics (bitmaps) that show detected fragments as like color’s.
BlockWatch embed’s the MetaData id into the bitmap as the color. This means, the image can be used to query the BlockWatch MetaData XML (i.e. correlate blue <=> msword.exe).
presented by: Shane A. Macaulay