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<0> siglite: apple makes it?
<1> siglite: URL?
<2> what tube line is Farringdon?
<1> smsie: I'll make it too, probably.
<1> smsie: **** knows.
<3> http://www.ilook-forensics.org/
<1> .org?
<3> yeah
<3> it's free software :0
<3> sorta.
<3> if you're a cop/fed/spook
<3> if you're not, you can't have it.
<2> ah, circle
<3> ILook Investigator is provided FREE only to qualifying persons. Users must meet one of the criteria below:
<2> circle is easy
<3> 1) Law Enforcement Agencies Whose Employees are Sworn Law Enforcement Officers
<3> 2) Government, State, or Other Regulatory Agencies with Law Enforcement Missions
<3> 3) Military Agencies with Authority in Criminal and Counter Intelligence Investigations
<3> 4) Government Intelligence Agencies
<1> siglite: neither encase nor ilook look like they can handle XFS filesystems.
<2> next stop clockwise from King's X
<3> Tron: that's possible. Wouldn't stop me from obtaining evidence from one though.
<1> siglite: *nod*
<4> can dnsmasq work on a local computer... imean your the dnsmasq server and your the one who needs it for a dns cache?
<2> I'll leave the bike at work and tube it I think
<1> smsie: Sensible.
<4> can dnsmasq work on a local computer... imean your the dnsmasq server and your the one who needs it for a dns cache?
<2> Tron: I feel like a imbibing a few beers :)
<1> smsie: Same here. Managing the IT side of merging two offices into new premises makes me thirsty.
<2> Tron: I *finally* got a reasonably big project signed off today, so I might even buy the first round to celebrate :)
<1> It's a miracle :P
<2> another reasonably big project *finally* sent me a data spec I can live with...only 6 months after they were first told they needed one
<2> now I have project managers asking me when it will be ready. "I don't know, give me a chance to read the damn thing first!"
<2> the ***umption is that you were just sitting around waiting for it...there are no other things that need to be done
<1> smsie: Take the Debian motto : "We only release it when it's ready." ;)
<2> Tron: debian can get away with that...nobody pays :)
<1> smsie: bah :P
<2> Tron: I can't get away with it. They pay me to deliver :)
<1> Fair 'nuff.
<1> Hmm I'd better sort out tonight's backup.
<5> hell, even universities can't get licenses
<6> ilook?
<6> RelDrgn: you need to do some recovery?
<3> RelDrgn: fedzors only
<3> feds and cops
<7> Can anyone tell me why all data recovery tools which can deal with ext2/3 run under either Windows or DOS?
<7> That...illogical
<3> PolarWolf: have you looked into FTK?
<6> PolarWolf: no idea, but I've got one that runs under windows for ext2
<7> siglite: Yeah, just about as far as the pricetag
<6> never had to try it on an ext2 fs right enough
<7> This file isn't worth $1000
<6> I have R-Studio at work, we try it on stuff, and if we can't get it, we either don't recover, or send to Vogon.
<6> R-Studio is only like $80 or so.
<3> nono, the open source forensic tool kit
<2> PolarWolf: because (a) data recovery is worth a LOT of money (b) consumer tools are ****E (c) consumers are ****ter and can really only manage windows.
<3> stand by
<7> whyzzyrd: There's a free part of it called R-Linux which seems to do what I need
<7> whyzzyrd: Too bad I don't have a windows box to run it on
<7> Not yet anyways
<3> PolarWolf: http://www.sleuthkit.org/autopsy/index.php
<3> PolarWolf: also look here: http://www.opensourceforensics.org/tools/unix.html
<7> Oooh, sleuthkit. Yeah, I have that in my browser now.
<3> and here
<3> http://e2salvage.sourceforge.net/
<7> problem is that all those tools seem to need a more or less intact ext2 filesystem. Not a reformatted one.
<7> Unless I'm misinterpreting the docs
<7> e2salvage doesn't build either :P
<5> whyzzyrd: so anyway, as I was saying, I was just amused by the fact that the cops have such super secret tools ;P
<1> home();
<5> and that it would be terrible if a student at a university studying forensics were to discover that pressing ctrl-alt-M while the thing was running caused it to "discover" the complete works of metallica in a "hidden geometry"
<5> while we're at it, important safety announcement from the US government http://www.llnl.gov/es_and_h/lessons/paper_shred_e.html
<8> Sweetness! Found a program that will let me stream my music to my xbox360. Woohoo!
<9> hmm, encase
<9> nice tool =)
<6> What is it that PW's lost anyway?
<0> I've lost my mind. can someone help me find it?
<6> schitzo: no, I'm afraid that was lost due to hardware failure
<0> whyzzyrd: dammit
<0> whyzzyrd: what are we talking about?
<6> schitzo: it appears that PW has lost a rather important file
<0> whyzzyrd: oh. well that's a shame.
<6> schitzo: suppose.
<6> PolarWolf: so, you going to install a dinwows box then?
<7> whyzzyrd: Possibly.
<7> whyzzyrd: If all else fails
<6> PolarWolf: what failed?
<7> whyzzyrd: Hm? Nothing yet, I'm trying to locate the hardware to be able to connect stuff together.
<6> PolarWolf: You've got a b0rk e2fs?
<7> whyzzyrd: I formatted one with fat, copied some files over it and discovered that I formatted the wrong device
<7> whyzzyrd: So now I want to see if I can recover anything, one file in particular
<6> PolarWolf: owch
<0> win 10
<0> e
<10> when I was back home for a funeral last week, I discovered that I'm the only one in my generation who's married
<7> rhowe: Dumb***
<10> which I think is quite amusing, given that I'm the "gay" one
<7> rhowe: Congratulations :)
<11> heh
<0> rhowe: dumb***
<6> rhowe: well done.
<11> schitzo: ta :)
<11> whyzzyrd: ta 'n all :)
<6> rhowe: so, are you now prepared for the life you've decided upon?
<11> whyzzyrd: Is it possible to be? :)
<6> rhowe: I don't believe so.
<11> whyzzyrd: Somehow I think you might be right
<6> rhowe: the important thing is that whatever gets thrown at you, you deal with it maturely.
<6> rhowe: and if you think you're ready for kids, you have a steep learning curve ahead of you.
<0> yeah, get a puppy first like everyone else.
<11> whyzzyrd: Hell no, Not Now(tm)
<11> whyzzyrd: Keeping a flat tidy is enough of a learning curve for me
<12> steep :P
<13> congrats rhowe
<14> rhowe: congrats
<12> condolences.
<11> Revenger: jej
<11> heh
<11> K_F: ta :)
<11> *: ta
<2> rhowe: congrats. Now I can start cuckolding you :)
<11> smsie: cuckolding?
<2> rhowe: you going to the printworks tomorrow? (I am guessing you might have other stuff to do)
<11> smsie: hmm.. dunno
<2> rhowe: old fasioned term for "wcrewing your wofe"
<11> smsie: Main thing is that I have a head cold at the moment, and going out drinking isn't going to help it any
<2> umm, if I could spell, that might make sense
<6> smsie: you have no chance of cuckolding him
<2> rhowe: bring the missus with you. I'd love to meet her anyway
<2> whyzzyrd: probably not :)
<6> smsie: wcrewing is quite a new idea to me too. Is that something involving a wrecking ball?
<7> Ah ****, don't tell me I'm out of solder!
<11> smsie: Maybe not tomorrow
<6> PolarWolf: You're not out of solder
<2> whyzzyrd: and a LOT of lube :P
<11> smsie: Another week, but I want to recover from this cold first
<2> rhowe: hehe, okay
<13> :)
<6> so becky, is this wcrewing lark any good? ;)
<13> whyzzyrd i wouldn't kbnow I went to sea cadets but we didnt get to touch any wrecking balls
<6> Becky: heh
<12> ****. i should have left that half bottle of ouzo out of my system.
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