Joachim Metz - Revision history

Joachim Metz at 13:25, 26 August 2012

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	Joachim Metz is a Digital researcher, IT/IS specialist.		Joachim Metz is a Digital researcher, IT/IS specialist.

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 He has been working in the field of digital forensics for several years now.
-(Philosophy warning!!!) In his opinion digital forensic investigators should be transparent in both their findings and methods.
+''Philosophy warning''
 The statement "the tool provided me with the evidence" just does not cut it.
 In his work he experienced a lot of serious errors in 'digital forensic software' and corresponding human interpretation, e.g. tools that represent the FAT access date as a date and time value and is interpreted as such. He has put a lot of effort in providing alternatives and means to verify findings by breaking open file formats and improving file recovery methods.
-(Ancient history alert!!!) For him breaking open file formats dates back to Might and Magic 3 save games and recovering deleted and corrupted files under DOS using PCTOOLS.
+''Ancient history alert''
-(Marketing alert!!!) Some of his recent work are file format libraries like: [[libewf]], [[liblnk]], [[libmsiecf]], [[libnk2]], [[libpff]] and [[libesedb]]
+For him breaking open file formats dates back to Might and Magic 3 save games and recovering deleted and corrupted files under DOS using PCTOOLS.
 and the proof-of-concept carving tool called [[ReviveIt (revit)|revit]], which keeps surprising him because of its versatile application even in recovering NTFS-compressed files.
 More info can be found on [http://code.google.com/p/libyal/ libyal].

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 (Marketing alert!!!) Some of his recent work are file format libraries like: [[libewf]], [[liblnk]], [[libmsiecf]], [[libnk2]], [[libpff]] and [[libesedb]]
 and the proof-of-concept carving tool called [[ReviveIt (revit)|revit]], which keeps surprising him because of its versatile application even in recovering NTFS-compressed files.
 The challenge he likes about the field of digital forensics is that there is a lot out there still to be discovered ;-)
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 In 2006 he started working in the field of computer forensics as a digital forensic investigator at Hoffmann Investigations.
-Hoffmann Investigations mainly performed digital forensic investigations for organisations (private law).
+At that time Hoffmann Investigations carried out digital forensic investigations for organisations (private law).
 Before that he worked in multiple Information Communication Technology (ICT) disciplines like: system and network administration, programming, deployment, etc. and also Information Security (IS).

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-Joachim Metz is a digital forensic investigator currently working at Hoffmann Investigations.
+Joachim Metz is a Digital researcher, IT/IS specialist.
-Hoffmann Investigations mainly performs digital forensic investigations for corporations (private law).
-His background is Information Communication Technology (ICT) in multiple disciplines like: system and network administration, programming, deployment, etc. and also Information Security (IS).
+In 2006 he started working in the field of computer forensics as a digital forensic investigator at Hoffmann Investigations.
 He has been working in the field of digital forensics for several years now.
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 (Ancient history alert!!!) For him breaking open file formats dates back to Might and Magic 3 save games and recovering deleted and corrupted files under DOS using PCTOOLS.
-(Marketing alert!!!) Some of his recent work are file format libraries like: [[libewf]], [[libmsiecf]], [[libnk2]], [[libpff]] and [[libesedb]]
+(Marketing alert!!!) Some of his recent work are file format libraries like: [[libewf]], [[liblnk]], [[libmsiecf]], [[libnk2]], [[libpff]] and [[libesedb]]
 and the proof-of-concept carving tool called [[ReviveIt (revit)|revit]], which keeps surprising him because of its versatile application even in recovering NTFS-compressed files.

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	Joachim Metz is a digital forensic investigator currently working at Hoffmann Investigations.		Joachim Metz is a digital forensic investigator currently working at Hoffmann Investigations.
	Hoffmann Investigations mainly performs digital forensic investigations for corporations (private law).		Hoffmann Investigations mainly performs digital forensic investigations for corporations (private law).

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 (Marketing alert!!!) Some recent results are the file format libraries like: [[libewf]], [[libmsiecf]], [[libnk2]], [[libpff]] and recently [[libesedb]]
-and the proof-of-concept carving tool called [[ReviveIt (revit)|revit]], that even seems to surprise me of it versatility (being able to support in [[recovering NTFS compressed files|http://sourceforge.net/projects/revit/files/Documentation/Carving%20NTFS-compressed%20data/Carving%20for%20NTFS%20compressed%20files.pdf/download]]).
+and the proof-of-concept carving tool called [[ReviveIt (revit)|revit]], that even seems to surprise me of it versatility (being able to support in recovering NTFS compressed files).
 But that's the challenge I like about the field of digital forensics, there is a lot out there still to be discovered ;-)
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