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    State v Bradley Cooper 04-19-2011

    I wasn't limiting it to computers. :)
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    State v Bradley Cooper 04-19-2011

    Would that support the argument that he would not need to be searching on Google Maps?
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    State v Bradley Cooper 04-19-2011

    My guess is that the second short video by Ward will pick up with that. The first one was just to the point of looking around at the files on the hacked network. The pros. probably did not realize that Ward would stop the video and comment at each command, explaining to the jury what was...
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    State v Bradley Cooper 04-19-2011

    Wondered about that myself. I looked at that on a current XP SP3 system, set the date back a few days, did a few things, set the date back to the correct day. I was surprised to see that the only indication in the Event Log of changing the date was that on each changing of the date, Norton...
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    State v Bradley Cooper 04-19-2011

    Nothing says that the "framer" and the "real killer" have to be the same person or even know each other.
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    State v Bradley Cooper 04-19-2011

    Lie, never. Be proven incorrect, possibly but not likely. Certainly not at this stage in his career and in his own backyard. Too much riding on it. BTW my own track record is rather good in these matters. Quite willing to put it up against yours or that of the prosecution. Forty plus...
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    State v Bradley Cooper 04-19-2011

    Never really though Condit did it. After all, he was in "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes". Movie trivia for tonight. Coming soon: Who connects JonBenet, Elian, and Rielle?
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    State v Bradley Cooper 04-19-2011

    WEP is barely a screen door. WPA is closer to a screen door. WPA2 is a bit better. WEP was considered a joke before 2008. Today, the automated hacking is quickly overcoming the higher levels of security. What is being discussed at the trial requires almost no technical skills, only the...
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    State v Bradley Cooper 04-19-2011

    Whatever one may think of his claims, Jay Ward will not lie on the stand for anyone. I don't personally know him, but whatever he claims will be backed up with enough for us geeks to know whether it rings true. It seems to me that those most likely still on the fence are those with the most...
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    State v Bradley Cooper 04-19-2011

    They said you were gullible, and you believed them.
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    State v Bradley Cooper 04-19-2011

    You should realize that the Cooper WEP wireless network would appear to you as "Protected". You really need to watch the last 3/4 hour of today's testimony and then tune in tomorrow. The more-secure you think your systems, the less secure they probably are.
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    State v Bradley Cooper 04-19-2011

    Would seem particularly quick if everyone is gathering around getting ready to leave for lunch at any second.
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    State v Bradley Cooper 04-19-2011

    I am beginning to think the defense might be going far beyond "reasonable doubt" and get to proving tampering by someone. Until today, I had thought the tampering argument was probably weak and had considered other ways a search of 27518 might have been more-or-less by accident (e.g. searching...
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    State v Bradley Cooper 04-19-2011

    Now how and why it does not work. Only a small part of what is needed to protect a system. Better than nothing, usually. BTW Norton is part of Symantec, the company Ward worked for after Cisco.
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    State v Bradley Cooper 04-19-2011

    I am thankful that none of my employees have been accused of serious crimes, certainly not murder. Most of the uses of our systems have been for recovery of research or business records that reside on older format media that are no longer supported on readily available systems elsewhere...
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    State v Bradley Cooper 04-19-2011

    The forensic copy (using equipment that blocked writing to the source disk) was made at Cisco using Cisco hardware and software. Don't know Cicso's policy, if any, on this type of thing, but similar things are routinely done within the IT industry. We, for example, have a large collection of...
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    State v Bradley Cooper 04-18-2011

    Any speculation(!) on ordering of defense witnesses? Which aspect would they attack first? Try to knock down the Google maps search with Google technical witness, or maybe even a Cisco employee who could testify to BC's activities at the time of the search. If Google rebuttal would be very...
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    April 15th wknd of Sleuthing

    I have not seen enough detail in any of the reports describing the testimony to ascertain just how it was done, whether direct keyboard entry or through the Google api. Do you have a link to such coverage you can share? Even when using an overlay from a weather site, one can still pan and...
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    April 15th wknd of Sleuthing

    I am new here, started looking closely at this trial while waiting at the vet (VSH) which is a long block from the Cooper's former house. Am an old computer geek, sometimes expert witness/researcher. Still solidly on the fence, expect a really interesting week of testimony. Started out...

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