Hosted by Mark Johnson · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 11 episodes
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Lively conversation, news, and interesting stories from the world of computer crime and the law enforcement officers and private sector examiners who performed the actual work. Computers and cell phones are used in all kinds of crime these days. Your hosts, Mark, and several rotating co-hosts, have over 50 years of law enforcement experience between them working these cases and they look forward to sharing some of the great work being done by dedicated forensic examiners, world-wide.
Mark Johnson hosts Computer Crime Chronicles, a news show with 11 episodes published.
Thoughts, comments? The city of Bhima Koregaon was the site of a riot in January 2018. Several people were subsequently arrested for their part in the riot and for a plot to overthrow the Indian government. A forensic an
Thoughts, comments? Forensic examiners have quite a few programs at their disposal these days to complete their work. Many of them are quite expensive; however, there are other programs that can be utilized and don't cos
Thoughts, comments? I share a case where the suspect used an old hacking technique to steal usernames and passwords, and what he did with them.
Thoughts, comments? Today I interview Detective Sergeant Chris Collins on the topic of effectively analyzing large amounts of data, in this case, pictures and video.
Thoughts, comments? Interviews with instructors and students at the world-wide training event held by the International Association of Computer Investigative Specialists (IACIS).
Thoughts, comments? Today we talk with Craig Bowling, a computer forensic examiner, a former federal agent and current President and founder of Digitas Consulting, LLC. Craig has a great story regarding an investigation
Thoughts, comments? In this episode, I start out talking to someone very close to me about the violence against police officers in this country. In our main story, I'll talk about a murder case I worked on where the comp
Thoughts, comments? In this episode, we talk with Gene Shantz, former police officer and sergeant for Flagstaff Arizona Police Department. Gene and I talk about several of our cases, but in particular, Gene tells me abou
Thoughts, comments? Today I talk with Becky Passmore, former computer forensic examiner and instructor for the FBI. Becky has had a long, very productive career working for the FBI and shares some insights into working f
Thoughts, comments? In this inaugural episode, Jason and Mark introduce themselves, tell you all where they came from, and how they got started performing computer forensics, and they each share details from one of their
Thoughts, comments? A quick introduction to our new podcast involving crimes committed with the use of computers, cell phones, and other electronic devices.
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