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Effektiviteten av en handbok för EnScriptTeveldal, Adam, Larsson, Kennie, Lago, Mikael January 2014 (has links)
With the increase in IT related crimes the IT forensics has more work ahead of them and it is constantly rising. The analysis software called EnCase is widely used by IT forensics all around the globe and with it comes an internal programming language called EnScript. This paper is designed to examine whether a manual for the programming language EnScript can make a difference in how efficiently the work is.A study between two groups has been made and an evaluation of the results between the two groups. The manual provided aims to introduce the reader to EnScript as a programming language and also to provide a solid foundation to build on in further work with EnScript
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Detektering av krypterade filerBarkman, Linus January 2011 (has links)
In contemporary encryption the vast amount of text subject to cracking has brought about the demand for methods distinguish files more likely to be encrypted. The encryption software Truecrypt can encrypt files that are not possible to identify with a file signature. To solve the detection problem, an algorithm sensitive to the absence of structure in the very code of files was developed. The program was written in the programming language EnScript which is built into the forensic software suite EnCase. The essential part of the algorithm therefore deployes the statistic of a chi-square test for deviance from a uniform distribution to distinguish files with contents that appear to be random. The program managed to detect encrypted files that were created with Truecrypt. Test results indicate that the newly developed program is nearly double as fast and has at least the same accuracy in the detection as other pro- grams. The software is licensed under open source standard GNU GPL. The procedure developed will drastically facilitate for computer forensic experts to detect if any existing encrypted file is located on the hard drive.
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