Last, but not least, we have finally completed the Amazon Echo project report! Read below to introduce yourself to the project, the background of the device, and the main research question and follow this link to view and download the report. introduction The rapid advancement of technology has given rise to a myriad of devices that […]
Continue reading Introduction to Amazon Echo Update Hello, readers! This is our third post regarding the LCDI’s Amazon Echo project. If you haven’t already, I recommend taking a moment to read our prior posts for a full understanding of how this project is evolving. In the past, we talked about our initial research goals and where we’d […]
Continue reading Introduction to Amazon Echo Update Welcome back! The Amazon Echo team is already in week five of the semester and a month into our research adventure. In our initial post, we posed a few questions regarding some of the Echo’s features we’d like to explore. Now that we’ve learned more about the device and its […]
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INTRODUCTION to Cloud Forensics Storing data “on the cloud” is one of the tech industry’s newest buzzwords. Cloud storage is the process of preserving digital information through large networks of virtualized servers owned by a host company. You, the client, send data through the Internet to one of these services, which distributes it among their storage […]
Continue reading Intro to amazon echo forensics A new semester is upon us! For a lucky group of five LCDI researchers, the next challenge is to examine and document everything there is to know about the Amazon Echo. The Echo, publicly released last June, is a wireless ‘smart speaker’ device that uses voice commands to play music, […]
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