Preston E. Miller Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

Learn the art of designing, developing, and deploying innovative forensic solutions through Python. This practical guide will help you solve forensic dilemmas with Python scripts, enabling you to analyze scripts to extract metadata and investigate forensic artifacts. You will master the skills of parsing complex data structures using Python libraries. This book is ideal for forensics students, hobbyists, or professionals seeking to enhance their understanding of forensics through programming. No prior programming experience is necessary, as the material is crafted by forensic professionals for examiners eager to learn programming. You will discover how to develop Python scripts, update your knowledge with best practices in forensic programming, and build scripts through iterative design. The content explores the rapid development of specialized scripts and how to leverage community-developed forensic libraries. You'll learn to design flexibly to address current and future challenges and conduct efficient investigations through programmatic pre-analysis. Additionally, discover how to transform raw data into customized reports and visualizations. The book features interactive tutorials that enhance your understanding of the development process, guiding you through forensic artifacts and various analysis methods. It covers common digital forensics and incident response scenarios, providing scripts applicable to real-world case

This is a companion volume to the authors' excellent book of last year, The Four Winds Guide to Indian Artifacts. In this new book, over 800 color photographs of trade goods to American Indians over the last hundred and fifty years, and more, are featured. These important cultural relics of American history are avidly collected today by museums and enthusiastic individuals alike. Trade beads, frontier goods, military goods, stone relics, photographs, paper goods, and modern replicas of some of the best items are identified in great detail, and the actual auction estimates and prices realized are included in the captions. The authors are traders at the Four Winds Indain Trading Post in St. Ignatius, Montana. Here they have gained over fifty years of experience with authenic goods, and they conduct annual mail/phone/fax auctions which have established the values recorded here. You cannot find a more accurate reference.