Computer Forensics, Steganography and Cryptography and Related Ethical Issues. Edilasio Pereira Russell Braun Team 8.

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Computer Forensics, Steganography and Cryptography and Related Ethical Issues. Edilasio Pereira Russell Braun Team 8

Steganography is the art of covered or hidden writing. The purpose of steganography is covert communication--to hide the existence of a message from a third party. Computer forensics is the science of retrieving digital information for the purposes of law enforcement. Terms

Relationship Steganography: Cryptology hidden in plain sight. Computer forensics can involve defeating cryptology and steganography.

Ethical Issues Computer Forensics: Used in law enforcement, but also by criminals. Cryptography: Can be used to protect privacy, but also by criminals. Steganography: Used to help detect piracy, but can also be used by criminals.

Works Cited secret-messages-on-public-websites/ Ethics in Information Technology, George Reynolds india-officials-want-lift-blackberrys-cloak-encryption.htm

2-3 Questions: 1. What is the difference between cryptography and Steganography? 2. Give a current event involving ethical issues with steganography and or cryptography. 3. Which is superior, steganography or cryptography?