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....of answers to these questions is faced with a daunting task. First, she must scour the free space of the storage system in search of disk blocks from deleted data and log files that have not yet been overwritten; simplifying 14 this task has been the focus of several forensic tool developers [9, 14, 20]. Second, and far more difficult, she must then piece together this incomplete information and form hypotheses about the details of the intrusion; this is, at best, a black art. Self securing storage has the ability to brighten this dismal picture. It makes available a large amount of information ....
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