Papers
- Web History Visualisation For Forensic Investigations [published paper]
- Web History Visualisation For Forensic Investigations [thesis]
- The Effect of File and Disk Encryption on Computer Forensics
- The Criminology of Computer Crime
- Central Issues in Network Management
- Virtual Machines for the Intel 386 Architecture
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How Google Chrome stores web history
Thu, 10 Jun 2010 03:45PM
In 2008 Google released most of Chrome’s source code as a project called Chromium under a BSD license. Chromium is essentially the same browser as Chrome, but lacks built-in automatic updates and Google branding [Chromium Developer Website].
How Firefox stores web history
Wed, 09 Jun 2010 06:05PM
Firefox version 3 (first released in 2008) employs a different system of storing browser history than its predecessor Firefox 2. Since only 2.75% of Firefox users still use version 2 or smaller, only Firefox version 3 will be explored here and will hence just been known as Firefox.
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