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on December 15, 2014

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Cyber CSI: the challenges of digital forensics

Author Richard Boddington PhD student in computer science at Murdoch University Forensics is a very different business when it comes to technology. Chris Isherwood/Flickr , CC BY-SA Forensics is changing in the digital age, and the legal system is still catching up when it comes to properly employing digital evidence. Broadly speaking, digital evidence is information found on a wide range of electronic devices that is useful in court because of its probative value. It’s like the digital equivalent of a fingerprint or a muddy boot. However, digital evidence tendered in court often fails to meet the same high standards expected of more established forensics practices, particularly in ensuring the evidence is what it purports to be. Technology changes evidence This is not the first time that technology has impacted the way evidence is gathered and presented in courts. And it’s not the first time that there have been problems in the way new ev

Should We Be Afraid Of Artificial Intelligence?

Should We Be Afraid Of Artificial Intelligence? Machine learning and artificial intelligence are tools. They can be used in a right or a wrong way, like everything else By The Conversation September 25, 2018 0 Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter Female Cyborg Robot - 3D render of a futuristic robot conveying artificial intelligence, work and production automation in the digital age. graphicINmotion /Shutterstock.com Should we be afraid of artificial intelligence? For me, this is a simple question with an even simpler, two letter answer: no. But not everyone agrees – many people, including the late physicist Stephen Hawking, have raised concerns that the rise of powerful AI systems could spell the end for humanity. Clearly, your view on whether AI will take over the world will depend on whether you think it can develop intelligent behaviour surpassing that of humans – something referred to as “ super intelligence ”. So let’s take a look at

Amazing Photos Of China's Newest Stealth Jet Show Growing Air Might

Expand China's tenth annual International Aviation & Aerospace Exhibition in Zhahai kicked off this weekend and what an incredible display of China's growing air combat capability it was. Acclaimed aviation photographer and journalist Ivan Voukadinov was there to capture all the action, and here are some of the highlights: The Shenyang J-31, China's F-35-ish stealthy medium weight fighter was certainly the star of the show, making its first public debut at Zhuhai '14. It is rumored that a verison of this jet will end up flying from China's aircraft carriers and another will be available for export. Unlike the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, the J-31's design was not hampered by a short-takeoff and vertical landing (STOVL) requirement. Expand Expand Expand Expand Expand Russia's most advanced single pilot multi-role Su-27 Flanker fighter derivative, the Su-35 Terminator, took part in the display. China is said to be o

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