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Using KeyGhost in the Real World
The
Debtor's Digital Autopsy.
Trustee’s answer: Find the “Pixie Dust” – the recorded electronic data
found on Computer Hard Disk Drives (“HDD”), PDA and other Digital Devices.
"How many millions
of businesses and individuals have e-mail, Word Perfect, Word, Excel,
QuickBooks, Quicken, Money, and accounting software applications used
to record and report on business and personal financial activities? (So
did anyone mention keeping a second set of books or off the books accounting?)
It is almost impossible for unscrupulous Debtors or their officers to
escape from the trail of e-data left behind in today’s digitized business
environment."
Read the White Paper by
Jack Seward
© 2003. The author retains all ownership rights and interest.
U.S.
Department of Justice Letter on Keystroke Monitoring.
Summary:
The US Department of Justice recommends that a banner notice giving clear
and unequivocal notice to intruders that by signing onto the system, they
are expressly consenting to having their keystrokes monitored. The banner
should also indicate to authorized users that they may be monitored during
the effort to monitor the intruder, and that they may be monitored in
the course of routine system maintenance.
You may download
the original U.S. Deptartment of Justice letter here
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