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	Yahoo - Computer Investigations is an exchange information and techniques on computer investigations and computer forensics. For IT, law enforcement, and others involved in investigating computer incidents. Ask questions, post answers. Open to the Private Investigators, Law Enforce
	Yahoo - Computer Forensics Training Emphasis placed on TRAINING in Cybercrime Investigation, Computer Forensics, Computer Crime Legal Issues and Related Technical Training. Members can POST NOTICES of UPCOMING TRAINING for Law Enfocement, Corporate Security and Prosecutors.
	Yahoo - Computer Forensics Tool Testing is a yahoo group for the discussion of various computer forensics tool and various individuals testing of them.
	Yahoo - Computer Forensics on Linux is a listserve for the discussion of the various issues and concerns regarding computer forensics and linux.
	Yahoo - Computer Forensics Jobs is a moderated posting of various computer forensics jobs.
	Sleuth Kit Users: is a forum for discussing the tools and asking questions. YAHOO has several different lists, which may be of interest to a forensics examiner.
	Informer by Sleuth Kit is a monthly newsletter with tips and tricks.
	Security Focus has a great list of computer forensics and computer security related newsletters and email lists. Just subscribe to what suits your interests.
	International Association of Computer Investigative Specialist has a great listserve once you join the organization. Membership is $ 50 per year.

Courts and police turning to GPS-enforced restraining orders
GPS tracking bracelets are giving judges and police a new weapon to fight against abusive husbands and lovers. In several states, these bracelets now give authorities real-time tracking of high-risk offenders and will alert police when a restraining order has been violated. Studies show the bracelets have reduced repeat offenses, but not surprisingly the offenders went back to their criminal ways after the bracelets were taken off.
14 more people implicated in UCLA medical records snooping
The California Department of Public Health has issued its findings in the UCLA celebrity medical records snooping case. The department found 14 more people snooped into the records of famous people including Farrah Fawcett, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and his wife Maria Shriver. This brings the total to 68 people including physicians, nurses, administrative staff and one volunteer.
Five IRS workers indicted for snooping into taxpayer files
HSBC bank server grows legs and walks off
Why hack into a server when you can simply steal the damn thing. This is exactly what happened to a Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (HSBC) server containing 159,000 customer accounts, after it went missing during a branch office rennovation.

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"Let's Talk Computers" goes on the air in 1989. The radio show is hosted by Alan and Sandra Ashendorf, and features insider conversations covering the latest hardware, software, and computer innovations. The weekly show is based in Nashville, Tennessee and ranks as one of the longest running radio computer talk shows.