Microsoft Software for Police Use Leaks onto P2P Sites

photo credit: download.cnet.com After last week’s hot talks about Congress members bringing sensitive data home and inadvertently sharing it through file sharing software, now a new leak makes the headlines. Microsoft’s digital forensics software made its appearance on p2p networks, The Inquirer reports. Dubbed COFEE (Computer Online Forensic Evidence Extractor) this tool was developed for as a small, accessible program that can fit on a USB drive to be used by police forces in PC forensics.

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Microsoft Software for Police Use Leaks onto P2P Sites

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