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22
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Case studies are more helpful than you may think

Posted by Brett Shavers
in  Digital Forensics
Today’s presentation on a case study was an example of what I have been doing for many years – figuring out how other people do the job…I first started doing case studies when I made narc detective years ago.  I can’t lay claim to having had the wors...
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