Comments on: Cybercops drowning in data

Government official calls for tools to help investigators sift through increasing amounts of data seized by law enforcement.

[MD525]

Criminal secrets hidden on toys.

It's pretty amazing to think about how many data storage devices are in the average home. It's extremely reasonable to take in all this information as the article states people who have something to hide will always take as much precautions as possible to keep it secret.

Its hard to fathom how much evidence can be held on a single sd memory card.

[chuck_whealton]

Re: Criminal secrets hidden on toys.

Yea, it is pretty amazing. It's too bad it takes the good guys so long to find all the garbage on the things.

I'd have never suspected people would hide illegal data on game consoles.

Charles R. Whealton
Charles Whealton @ pleasedontspam.com

[MD525]

Criminal secrets hidden on toys.

It's pretty amazing to think about how many data storage devices are in the average home. It's extremely reasonable to take in all this information as the article states people who have something to hide will always take as much precautions as possible to keep it secret.

Its hard to fathom how much evidence can be held on a single sd memory card.

[chuck_whealton]

Re: Criminal secrets hidden on toys.

Yea, it is pretty amazing. It's too bad it takes the good guys so long to find all the garbage on the things.

I'd have never suspected people would hide illegal data on game consoles.

Charles R. Whealton
Charles Whealton @ pleasedontspam.com