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Forensics
Forensic disk duplication modifies the evidence hard disk May 27 2005 11:21AM Steven McLeod (steven mcleod ozemail com au) (3 replies) Re: Forensic disk duplication modifies the evidence hard disk May 28 2005 02:46AM Clinton E. Troutman (troutman mesh net) RE: Forensic disk duplication modifies the evidence hard disk May 27 2005 05:26PM Nick Willey (nickwilley ashgate com) (1 replies) Re: Forensic disk duplication modifies the evidence hard disk May 27 2005 03:43PM Brian Carrier (carrier cerias purdue edu) |
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Quoting the Paper :
"The value 64 was permanently recorded as the hard disks lifetime
maximum temperature, which is a sure sign that the hard disj has been
forensically duplicated."
I have 65C as max value, the HD was surely not "forensically
duplicated". A normal Scandisk or even a game is enough *.
* Yes I have a Fan on it now; no it's not 10.000rpm
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Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Thierry Zoller
mailto:Thierry (at) sniff-em (dot) com [email concealed]
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