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</td></tr></table>Simsonhttps://simson.net/wiki/index.php?title=Sub-Linear_Drive_Analysis&diff=126&oldid=prevSimson: New page: ==High Speed Media Forensics== Frequently US forces do not have the time to analyze all of the data on drives that are encountered during the course of operations other than war. For examp...2009-04-13T06:16:03Z<p>New page: ==High Speed Media Forensics== Frequently US forces do not have the time to analyze all of the data on drives that are encountered during the course of operations other than war. For examp...</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>==High Speed Media Forensics==<br />
Frequently US forces do not have the time to analyze all of the data on drives that are encountered during the course of operations other than war. For example, a person may present themselves at a border crossing with a 1TB hard drive. It takes 3-4 hours to simply read the data on a 1TB drive: how can you make a determination about the drive in 3-4 minutes???<br />
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We are working on technologies to solve this problem. Our initial plan consists of a multi-step process:<br />
# Randomly sample the a few thousand sectors on the hard drive.<br />
# Classify the sectors that are read using a sector discriminator. Because this is a representative statistical sample, the statistics of the randomly chosen sectors should match the statistics of the drive as a whole.<br />
# Use the sectors to build a model of the drive and its user(s).<br />
# Perform additional random sampling to verify the model that you have constructed.<br />
# Present the results of the sampling and theory construction to the user in an easy-to-understand form.</div>Simson