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Story: Expert undermines hacking suspect's defence
Did the examiners:
- mount the original disk on a *hardware* disk duplicating device, with read-only capability
- temporarily disable all error correction on the original disk prior to taking a duplicate image TO A ZERO-MEDIA-DEFECT DUPLICATE of the original disk (make, model, factory & firmware revision)
- duplicate the internal sector-sparing tables from the original disk
- then manually reconstruct the same sector-sparing tables on the zero-defect duplicate disk
???...
I can't think of any other way to identically duplicate the original disk, if one is going to convict over arguments of contiguous and/or non-contiguous disk blocks/sectors.
An image recorded to CDROM or DVD could not possibly be an exact sector-level duplicate of the original disk, unless the original disk, itself was also a CDROM or DVD.
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Story: Expert undermines hacking suspect's defence
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Fire this expert.
THe log file would not be fractu... Anonymous -
Windows doesn't do nearly enough to "protect" sysl... Anonymous -
Surely any image taken from a hard drive would be... Anonymous -
A true sector-level disk image, with no "dead-spac... Anonymous -
Did the examiners:
- mount the original disk on... Anonymous



