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The Five Stages of the DFIR Career Grief Cycle
I have been a fan of Craig Ball ever since I met him in a forensic course years ago. I was so impres...
The short story Any person and their voice, in practically any video (past, present, or future) can ...
I took a 3-day basic forensic course and embarrassingly enough, the instructor (in front of the clas...
You don’t need to experience military life to learn the valuable lessons that are drilled into milit...
From a recent discussion that I had with Harlan Carvey about the registry, this topic is something t...
Jessica Hyde ’ s post of Giving Back in DFIR from 2018 is a great write up on contributing to the DF...
Summary There is no easy way to learn DFIR . You can stop reading from here if you want. Longer vers...
Short post and quick opinion. I came across some tweets today about how bad people are in the #infos...
Admittedly, the title of this post is intentionally gross, because I am going to heave a few things ...
Lesley Carhart tweeted today that a journalist used one of her tweets in an article that woul...
I hate USB drives. My first experiences with the darn things was when I was a young patrol officer a...
Here is something about the DFIR career field: it is one of the most exciting, eventful, and jam-pac...
I have seen people be overcommitted, realize that they are overcommitted, yet continue forward in th...
Swift on Security tweeted a great article. The article is not great as a well-written piece or conta...
I feel obligated to respond to one of Harlan Carvey’s points in his recent blog post, Book Writing M...
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