Computer Forensics
The Computer Forensics class at UCF has a private bulletin board for class members at Distance Learning Courses Web Site.
Be aware that some of these site may have some explicit language and/or software with unknow results. I do not endorse any of these sites.
Information Sites
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[ U H A ] - [ United Hackers Association ]
http://www.uha1.com/
Hackers.Com
http://www.hackers.com/
Rincon De Hacker
http://meltingpot.fortunecity.com/georgia/542/hacker.htm
Password Recovery Software, has brute force EXE for Word97 files.
http://www.lostpassword.com/index.htm
password recovery and cryptography
http://www.accessdata.com/
Password cracking site, Zip, Word, Win95 screen saver password... The Word crack didn't work for Word 97!
http://www.ryanspc.com/ps.html
Article on Lopht and Microsoft
http://www.techweb.com/wire/news/apr/0416hack.html
Gabriel's Illmatic Hacking Page, hacks for registered software.
http://www.angelfire.com/ga/bboying/
Password Cracking Related Information
http://www.theshop.net/chas/me/pwcrack.htm
IACIS Home Page. The Ethics and Procedures page has the forensics examination procedures.
- International Association of Forensic Sciences, this is the link that Ms. Whitcomb gave in class.
- BerryHill Computer Forensics, this site has a good article on the process from the beginning to the end that was published in the September '97 issue of Police and Security News.
They also have a good resources section that has several links.
- Computer Emergency Response Team Coordination Center at Carnegie Mellon University
- The System Administration, Networking and Security Institute
- Cracking Tools, mostly for Mac's
- 2600
- Computer Forensics - NTI Training and Tools
- Electronic Evidence
- L0pht Heavy Industries
- Phrack
- Zip & Jaz Security Crack
Applications
- Tiramisu Data Recovery from OnTrack
- Data Advisor, also from OnTrack
- Hex Workshop by BreakPoint software. Also, here is an example of how to hex edit from the author of Hex Workshop
- Cryptography applications at WinFiles