Digging for Data ; Computer Forensics Lab Will Operate Out of Storage Rooms at the Sheriff's Department
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By KATE WILLSON Journal Staff Writer  Some criminal cases have proceeded without critical evidence in recent years because state and federal computer forensic analysts operating in New Mexico have too many cases to examine every computer, cell phone and fax machine brought in for evidence.
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By Denise Wilson  Trenton police have sent a computer to a Dayton crime lab for analysis after a first-grade teacher resigned last week for allegedly viewing pornographic images on the computer in his classroom.
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Data from the far reaches of outer space have been streaming into Dan Reisenfeld&#39;s computer at the University of Montana since late Wednesday.
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By Robin Fitzgerald, The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss.  Feb. 2--HARRISON COUNTY -- The computer-savvy curious will have to wait to see current detainee listings on the Harrison County jail's online docket.
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The FBI had more than 300 weapons and laptops lost or stolen in just under four years, and some of the computers contained sensitive or classified information, the U.S. Justice Department inspector general said on Monday in a highly critical report.
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More than two dozen federal agents with subpoenas spent five hours Wednesday searching the Will County land use department&#39;s computer records in an investigation related to building permits.
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Administaff, a provider of human resources services, is notifying 159,000 former and current workers that personal data about them was on a laptop reported missing on Oct. 3. The data was unencrypted.
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SANTA FE, N.M. - A strange image captured by a surveillance camera at the First Judicial District courthouse downtown has left sheriff's deputies, lawyers, clerks and judges scratching their heads. Some think it's a ghost.
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In Dayton, a state employee returns to work to find a $2,000 computer stolen. In Cleveland, someone walks into an unlocked office and takes a $2,200 laptop belonging to the state auditor's office. In Ohio, these scenarios not unusual, with state-issued computers frequently stolen or missing, according to a recent review of reports of stolen equipment by The Associated Press.
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A Louisana state agency acknolweedged that data stored on backup media lost from an Iron Mountain truck contained unencrypted personal data of state residents.
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State's top cop is gathering information about damage that may have been caused by covert attempts to unearth leaks to the media.
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WASHINGTON - The FBI seized computers, software and equipment, including items at a Houston-area home in Bellaire, as part of an investigation into illegal sharing of copyright movies, music and games over an Internet peer-to-peer network, Attorney
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A Louisana state agency acknowledged that data stored on backup media lost from an Iron Mountain truck contained unencrypted personal data of state residents.
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IT workers who've come across evidence of computer crime often find themselves facing a confusing array of options when trying to figure out where they should report their findings.
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By exploiting the physics of how light reflects off of pits in a plastic surface, researchers have come up with a method for storing 1,000 gigabytes of data on a DVD-size disk.
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NOVATO, Calif. - A man was convicted of various theft charges, after prosecutors say he stole computers from the courthouse while he was on trial for computer theft.
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Examining cellphone data has become a standard tool in the investigative arsenal of the police and prosecutors.