Site Updates

Recently I’ve been making some updates to this site.  Here is a brief list:

New Theme

If you’re looking at the site right now, you’ve probably noticed that the theme has changed.  I had been using Andreas Viklund’s 1024px for a few years, and decided it was time for something new.  I ended up drinking the kool-aid and went with the Thesis theme.  Thesis is a (very) configurable theme framework.  If you run a WordPress blog, you may want to check out Thesis.

Copyright Notice

The content on this site is now licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 United States License.  If you’re interested in using the content under a different license, please contact me.

Google Reader Shared Links

You can now see all of the items that I’ve shared in Google Reader, right from this blog.  To find the page, go to Resources -> Google Reader Shared Links at the top of the blog.  If you want to subscribe to the feed for the shared links, visit http://www.google.com/reader/shared/codeforensics.

Teaching Schedule

I regularly teach the Security 508 (Computer Forensics, Investigation, and Response) , Security 408 (Computer Forensic Essentials), Security 610 (Reverse Engineering Malware), and Security 553 (Metasploit for Penetration Testers) courses for SANS.  If you’re interested in taking a class from me, you can find my teaching schedule by clicking on About -> Teaching Schedule at the top of the blog.

Twitter

I’ve been using Twitter for several months (and according to some, I’m a Twitter-addict :p).  You can follow (and contact) me on Twitter using @mikemurr.

Site move

Welcome to the new Forensic Computing blog (forensicblog.org). The old site (forensiccomputing.blogspot.com) is no longer active, although I will keep it up for archival purposes. I’m no longer on blogger, instead this is a self-hosted WordPress installation.

About this blog

This blog will be a spot where I post thoughts about theoretical computer science (computing theory), digital forensics, information security, and other miscellaneous musings, and optionally their relation to digital forensics