Introduction When people join a new workforce, they often find themselves saying: “I am in way over my head.” I experienced that during my first week as an intern at the Leahy Center for Digital Investigation (LCDI). It was only my second week of my first year of college, and I couldn’t wait to get […]
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The Raspberry pi cyber report is up! Last semester, the LCDI team worked on a project using Raspberry Pi Cyber. We are very excited to announce that the project is now complete. If you had followed the team’s progress throughout the last semester, you are probably looking forward to the final report. Well, here it […]
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Introduction This project focuses on using a Raspberry Pi for mobile imaging in a digital forensics setting. A Raspberry Pi is a programmable, micro single card computer featuring I/O pins that allow the card to control other hardware. By building a mobile imaging station around this device, our team has a more compact method imaging […]
Continue readingAs of our last posting (Single Board Computers Part 2), the team had just received our oDroid systems. Since then, we have been busy researching and programming. As you may recall, the goal of this project is to have a small, affordable computer able to listen to network traffic with scripted commands. Up to this […]
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Virtual Lab Environment We are currently setting up the testing environment for our single board computers project. We are using a VMware ESXi server with plenty of power and space to host the virtualized network environment. Using virtual machines will allow us to create a fully functional network that is isolated from our main network. […]
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The ODROID is Here The Single Board Computers project is finally underway after waiting for the new ODROID hardware to come in. The goal of this project is to have a small, affordable, computer able to listen to network traffic withscripted commands to make it easy to use. It will have the ability to […]
Continue reading The Big Threat of Small Computers Welcome to Single-Board Computers: Small Hardware, Big Threat, a project being conducted at the Champlain College Leahy Center for Digital Investigation (LCDI). Our goal is to take a microcomputer and turn it into a system that will automatically attack networks through a set of scripted commands, allowing for even […]
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