[ossig] [Fwd: MNCC's Evening Talk on 24 (Wednesday) January 2007 - Mobile Phone Forensics For Dummies: A DIY and a Basic Introduction]

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Subject: 	MNCC's Evening Talk on 24 (Wednesday) January 2007 - Mobile 
Phone Forensics For Dummies: A DIY and a Basic Introduction
Date: 	Mon, 15 Jan 2007 15:22:08 +0800
From: 	lcy <lcy at mncc.com.my>
To: 	admin at mncc.com.my




Dear all,
 
The Malaysian National Computer Confederation (MNCC) is organizing an 
evening talk on *'Mobile Phone Forensics For Dummies: A DIY and a Basic 
Introduction'* as the first of the series of Evening Talks planned for 
the year 2007. Details of the evening talk are as follows:

*Title*: Mobile Phone Forensics For Dummies: A DIY and a Basic Introduction
*Synopsis*: Mobile phone forensics is a newer branch in the computer 
forensics field. With the increased features and capabilities in today's 
mobile phones, they have become a personal necessity rather than a 
luxury. From communications, capturing vivid moments, listening to music 
and storing personal info, a mobile phone is a living virtual diary of 
someone's existence.Due to these, most forensic experts believe that a 
high percentage of information on criminal activities are captured in 
mobile phones. For example, hate SMSs, captured pictures of child 
pornography with the date, location and duration either made or 
received. All of this events, can be constituted as creating a time-line 
and motives that supports a criminal case.

This particular presentation focuses more towards giving awareness on 
mobile phone forensics as well as techniques and tools used to do mobile 
phone forensics. Finally, there will also be a simple demo on how to DIY 
mobile phone forensics without having to use expensive tools.
*Speaker*:       En. Azril Azam Bin Abdul Rahim, MIMOS Researcher
*Event Chair*: Hj. Mohd Afandi Ismail
                        Council Member, MNCC
*Date* :            24 (Wednesday) January 2007
*Time* :            7.00 pm (Tea served before the event)
*Venue* :         The Auditorium,
                       Faculty of Computer Science and Information 
Technology,
                       University of Malaya
                       Pantai Baru, Kuala Lumpur.
(Map URL : http://www.um.edu.my/ccm/navigation/miscellaneous/map/)
**
*Admission*: Free for MNCC members, on a first come first served basis.
(Please quote your membership number during registration)
Others: RM 20.00 per person
Student: RM 10.00 per person
**
*Biodata*:  En. Azril Azam is currently the e-forensics researcher in 
MIMOS. To date, he has 9 years of experience in embedded system design 
and programming, system security and telecommunications. In the field of 
electronic forensics, he has written several papers and software 
applications both for the local and international community. He also had 
the opportunities to give talks on computer forensics in both local and 
international workshop, forums and exhibitions. In 2006, the e-forensics 
group led by him won several awards and cash prizes from the government 
and also the industries for the Open Source Forensics Investigation & 
Recovery Systems (FIRST) project. (More information about the project 
can be obtained at http://www.first.org.my. To this date, FIRST 
applications have received gigabytes of downloads from around the world.)

En. Azril Azam is currently undergoing the examinations for the 
Certified Information Systems Security Professionals (CISSP) and the 
Global Information Security Assurance For Certified Forensics Analyst 
(GCFA). He is also in the process of registering several patents 
pertaining to computer forensics.

*Registration:*
Participants who are interested to attend should register via  
admin at mncc.com.my <mailto:admin at mncc.com.my> or call Syam or Nonie at 
03-71183040.
 
Please register early as only limited seats available. Thanks.
 
Regards,
 
Lim Chen Yam
MNCC
 

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best wishes.
/nan phin

Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.

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