Dark Data Discovery
For years we have been talking about the Exception Bin in Digital Forensics. In Electronic Discovery, this is typically referred to as the Exception Report. When searching through Electronically Stored Information (ESI), otherwise known as Computer Files, there are files
In Digital Forensics/Cyber Forensics and Data Recovery, we often need to recover lost or deleted unstructured files which is typically referred to as carving the files from data storage. What does carving mean, and why is it called Data Carving,
Before you can do anything with an unstructured file, you first need to identify its file type. Our products start with the following steps: Calculate hashes (MD5, SHA-1, etc.) for the entire file, and match them to known good and/or
Unstructured Data sounds like files that store disorganized data or simple text, but I see it as more of a classification term than the description of a file’s lack of internal data structures. Some examples, provided in an article by