SEC595: Applied Data Science and AI/Machine Learning for Cybersecurity Professionals


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Contact UsThis article will specifically discuss the identification of missing records, within the SQLite database in its use as an application file format. The various analysis tools that will be used to analyze missing records within SQLite databases will be noted throughout the article. The authors are working from the premise that recovery of deleted, partially recoverable, or wholly intact recoverable records, is no longer viable. What will not be covered is the explanation on the various methods to recover deleted records. For that we direct you to the only textbook on this subject authored in 2018 by Paul Sanderson, titled, SQLite Forensics.


Ian Whiffin boasts an impressive 17-year career in policing, divided between the UK and Canada. His journey in Digital Forensics began in 2013 when he joined the Calgary Police Service as a police examiner. Over the last decade, Ian has worked on thousands of devices, tackling a wide variety of cases. His hands-on experience has often led him to develop innovative research and custom-coded solutions, which he generously shares on his website, doubleblak.com.
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