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Until now, it was unknown if Warhol had made any digital artworks on his own time.
Did you know your Mac may keep a history of its activities going back for over 3 months? Here’s how to access it, and some surprising results.
Notre Dame's Cushwa Center for the Study of American Catholicism brings together scholars from history, theology, women’s studies, sociology, religious studies, American studies, and English to interpret the American Catholic experience.
Over the past year and a half, the Manuscripts Division processing team has made two significant additions to our digital archives workstation. The first, mentioned briefly in our July 2016 post, w…
Digital forensics is different from cyber-security as it deals with the problem when it’s too late for precautions. It's the science of figuring out what happened just before and after a breach.
This article is a quick exercise and a small introduction to the world of Linux forensics. Below, I perform a series of steps in order to analyze a disk that was obtained from a compromised system…
In this post we will take our first look at a tool that is primarily used for disk forensics and show how it can be useful during memory for...
It’s 2013 – and the floppy disk is extinct. Floppy drives are no longer sold at computer stores, motherboards have almost all completely eliminated the onboard interface. Computer cases…
The Archivist’s Guide to KryoFlux Editor’s Note: The Archivist’s Guide to KryoFlux aims to provide a comprehensive resource for practitioners working with born-digital materials in an archival context. This DRAFT of the Guide is now closed for for comments and contributions from the digital ar...
Information related to born-digital archival collections at Yale
Tool for gathering technical metadata from video files.
Briana Christophers ‘17, a rising senior at Princeton University, made a discovery in the University Archives that solved a mystery we archivists didn’t know existed. In March, Briana visited us at…
Archivists are borrowing and adapting techniques used in criminal investigations to access data and files created in now-obsolete systems.
By Jess Whyte This is the second post in our Spring 2016 series on processing digital materials. ——— Tucked away in the manuscript collections at the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Libra…