DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge - Revision history

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 |U.K. Overall Winner (UK Challenge, McAfee) || Icarus || 1 || Lancaster University, United Kingdom || 2,098
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 == External Links ==
 * [http://www.dc3.mil/ DC3 Main]
-* [http://www.dc3.mil/challenge/ DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge]
+* [http://www.dc3.mil/challenge/2012 DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge]
 * [http://csicyber.dfilink.net/ CSI Cyber]
 [[Category:DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge]]

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 == External Links ==
 * [http://www.dc3.mil/ DC3 Main]
-* [http://dc3.mil/challenge/ DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge]
+* [http://www.dc3.mil/challenge/ DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge]
 * [http://csicyber.dfilink.net/ CSI Cyber]
 [[Category:DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge]]

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 == External Links ==
-* [http://dc3.mil/challenge/ External web site]
+* [http://www.dc3.mil/ DC3 Main]
 [[Category:DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge]]

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 - High School
 - Community College
 - Undergrad
 - Post Grad
 - Civilian
 - Commercial
 - US Government
 - US Military
 Most categories are divided by US & International (non-US) and global overall winner.  Winners can receive hardware, software, internships, training, trips to our DOD Cyber Crime Conference (Jan 2013), gift cards, and more.
 '''DC3 Maryland Digital Forensics Challenge'''

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 '''2011 Sponsors'''
 Sponsor participation increased significantly with both the number of sponsors and the number of categories each sponsor supported.
-''The SysAdmin, Audit, Network, Security (SANS) Institute''
+'''''The SysAdmin, Audit, Network, Security (SANS) Institute: '''''
 SANS sponsored the 1st place US High School, Undergraduate, and Graduate categories offering a trip to the 2012 DoD Cyber Crime Conference (conference fee not included) for up to 4 team members.
-''IMPACT''
+'''''IMPACT: '''''
 IMPACT sponsored the 1st place Non-US Winner offering a trip to Malaysia for IMPACT training.
-''JHU/CyberWatch''
+'''''JHU/CyberWatch: '''''
 John Hopkins University (JHU) along with CyberWatch sponsored the 1st US Community College Winner offering scholarship money to up to 4 team members.
 ''
-The EC-Council''
+'''''The EC-Council: '''''
-The International Council of Electronic Commerce Consultants (EC-Council) sponsored the 1st place Non US Civilian, Commercial, High School, Undergraduate, and Graduate categories, in addition to the US Academic , Government, and Military categories.  They offer teams a plaque, a pass to the Hacker Halted Conference, and any free EC-Council electronic courseware on Ethical Hacking, Computer Forensics, Security Analysis, or Disaster Recovery of their choice.
+The International Council of Electronic Commerce Consultants (EC-Council) sponsored the 1st place Non US Civilian, Commercial, High School, Undergraduate, and Graduate categories, in addition to the US  Academic, Government, and Military categories.  They offer teams a plaque, a pass to the Hacker Halted Conference, and any free EC-Council electronic courseware on Ethical Hacking, Computer Forensics, Security Analysis, or Disaster Recovery of their choice.
 ''
-Cyber Security Challenge UK''
+'''''Cyber Security Challenge UK: '''''
 The UK Challenge sponsored its own category offering the winning team of up to 4 members two weeks at the new UK Cyber Security Academy and an invitation to take part is the UK’s Masterclass Challenge.
 ''
-Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA) International''
+'''''Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA) International '''''
 AFCEA sponsored the 1st place US Government, Military, and Undergraduate categories offering a 1 year membership to their organization.
 ''
-BlackBag Technologies''
+'''''BlackBag Technologies: '''''
 BlackBag sponsored the US Overall winning team offering BBT Forensic Kit for up to 4 team members.
-''National Institute of Standards and Technology Law Enforcement Standards Office (NIST OLES'')
+'''''National Institute of Standards and Technology Law Enforcement Standards Office (NIST OLES): '''''
 NIST OLES sponsored the US Government Winner offering a trip to the 2012 DoD Cyber Crime Conference (conference fees excluded) for up to 4 team members.
-''Paraben''
+'''''Paraben : '''''
 Paraben sponsored the 1st place US Undergraduate and 1st and 2nd Place US Government and Military categories offering the Paraben Device Seizure Software & Toolbox to all teams and a paid internship to the Undergraduate winner(s).
 ''
-The US Cyber Challenge (USCC)''
+'''''The US Cyber Challenge (USCC): '''''
 The USCC sponsored the 1st place US Undergraduate Winner offering a trip to the 2012 DoD Cyber Crime Conference (conference fees excluded) for up to 4 team members.
 '''2011 Winners' Circle'''

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 == 2011 DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge ==
 A total of 1147 teams from 50 states and 52 countries applied to enter the 2011 DC3 Challenge. This is a 3% increase in team applications from 1,110 teams from 48 states and 53 countries entered in 2010. Of that number of teams in 2011, 174 teams submitted solution packets back to FX for grading. This is a 149% increase in the number of submissions returned to the DC3 Challenge from 2010 with 70 submissions returned.
 '''2011 Winners' Circle'''

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 '''SANS Institute for the U.S. High School and U.S. Undergraduate prizes'''
-The S[[SANS Institute|ysAdmin, Audit, Network, Security (SANS) Institute]] is the most trusted and by far the largest source for information security training and certification in the world. It also develops, maintains, and makes available at no cost, the largest collection of research documents about various aspects of information security, and it operates the Internet's early warning system - Internet Storm Center. SANS is also a sponsor in the Center for Strategic & International Studies US Cyber Challenge.
+The [[SANS Institute|SysAdmin, Audit, Network, Security (SANS) Institute]] is the most trusted and by far the largest source for information security training and certification in the world. It also develops, maintains, and makes available at no cost, the largest collection of research documents about various aspects of information security, and it operates the Internet's early warning system - Internet Storm Center. SANS is also a sponsor in the Center for Strategic & International Studies US Cyber Challenge.
 '''IMPACT for the Non-U.S. prize'''

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 == DC3 Challenge ==
-[[http://www.dc3.mil/challenge/]]
+[[http://www.dc3.mil/challenge/ DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge]]
 The annual DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge is a global, online competition comprised of individual, progressive-level, digital forensic exercises.  The purpose of the challenge is to promote and generate interest in digital forensics; establish relationships within the digital forensics community; address the major obstacles and dilemmas confronting digital forensics investigators and examiners; and develop new tools, techniques, and methodologies.  Throughout the 10 1/2 month contest starting on 15 Dec each year, teams can register and submit their solutions. Regardless of registration date, all final submissions are due the following 1 Nov.  The DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge is a global contest and has multiple winning categories:
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 '''DC3 Maryland Digital Forensics Challenge'''
-[[http://www.dc3.mil/challenge/2012/about/states/md.php]]
+[[http://www.dc3.mil/challenge/2012/about/states/md.php/ DC3 Maryland Challenge]]
 From education and training to employment opportunities, Maryland has become the epicenter for cyber crime investigations and cybersecurity.  DC3 has created the DC3 Maryland Digital Forensics Challenge a subset of the overall DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge to encourage Marylanders to participate and to consider digital forensics as a possible career path.  Participants residing in Maryland will be eligible to receive a special recognition at the close of 2012 in addition to their general DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge prize eligibility.

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 == 2010 DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge ==
-A total of 1010 teams from 51 states and 53 countries applied to enter the 2010 DC3 Challenge. This is a 12% decrease in team applications from 1,153 teams from 49 states and 61 countries entered in 2009. Of that number of teams in 2010, 70 teams submitted solution packets back to FX for grading.  This is a 59% increase in the number of submissions returned to the DC3 Challenge from 2009 with 44 submissions returned.
+A total of 1010 teams from 48 states and 53 countries applied to enter the 2010 DC3 Challenge. This is a 12% decrease in team applications from 1,153 teams from 49 states and 61 countries entered in 2009. Of that number of teams in 2010, 70 teams submitted solution packets back to FX for grading.  This is a 59% increase in the number of submissions returned to the DC3 Challenge from 2009 with 44 submissions returned.
 '''2010 Sponsors'''
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 * A  Plaque
 * A pass to the Hacker Halted Conference to winners worth $1799 each
-* Any free EC-Council electronic courseware of choice for the winners on Ethical Hacking, Computer Forensic, Security Analysis or Disaster Recovery worth $650 each
+* Any free EC-Council electronic course ware of choice for the winners on Ethical Hacking, Computer Forensic, Security Analysis or Disaster Recovery worth $650 each
 '''JHU for Community College Participants'''
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 == 2011 DC3 Digital Forensics Challenge ==
-The 2011 Challenge, currently underway, has more than doubled its sponsors.  Sponsor announcements will be rolled out in the near future. As of 11 May 2011, 779 teams from 44 countries (including the United States) have registered since the challenge kickoff on 15 December 2010.
+'''2011 Winners' Circle'''
 == External Links ==