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This lesson discusses spoliation in the field of cyber. Spoliation occurs when a person or company withholds, alters, hides or destroys evidence that is relevant to a criminal case. This can be intentional or via negligence. Examples of this include but are not limited to: 1. Deleting syslog files 2. Wiping smartphones 3. Re-imagining a desktop or ...

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This lesson discusses spoliation in the field of cyber. Spoliation occurs when a person or company withholds, alters, hides or destroys evidence that is relevant to a criminal case. This can be intentional or via negligence. Examples of this include but are not limited to: 1. Deleting syslog files 2. Wiping smartphones 3. Re-imagining a desktop or server 4. Reconfiguring firewalls

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In the next life, we will be dissecting some of the key elements of both the target and the Office of Personnel Management Breach.

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But before we do,

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we do need to address one last legal topic.

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Exfoliation. So what is Foley ation? In layman's terms, you've been notified of the case against you.

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And before you attempt to destroy or a move in any manner, any harmful evidence,

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you are ordered to essentially quote unquote freeze in time

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all operations

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under the guidance of your legal representation.

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So what might some examples include? It isn't just protecting email trails any longer

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when facing a potential claim of harm. Make no mistake,

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lawyers are increasingly becoming more student at to what to look for

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and how soon in the process.

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This Foley ation order usually rides on the heels of a subpoena or notice to appear in a court of law,

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something that I cannot stress enough if we would have the reason that you think that you are smarter than the average bear and you want to roll the dice

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if in the course of the leading information or D leaving system logs

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if it was able to be found by opposing counsel that you manipulated the data.

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Not only can you be fired from your job, but you can also be held criminally liable for a destruction of evidence.

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