What can a computer forensics examiner learn from an ethical hacker?

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Stephens, P. and Stock, G. 2008. What can a computer forensics examiner learn from an ethical hacker?
AuthorsStephens, P. and Stock, G.
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Year2008
Conference2nd Annual International Conference on Cybercrime Forensics Education and Training
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