[LINK] Self-erasing flash drives destroy court evidence
Tom Worthington
tom.worthington at tomw.net.au
Mon Mar 7 09:37:17 AEDT 2011
Bernard Robertson-Dunn wrote:
> Self-erasing flash drives destroy court evidence
> 'Golden age' of forensics coming to close By Dan Goodin in San Francisco
> Posted in ID, 1st March 2011 The Register
> http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/03/01/self_destructing_flash_drives/
By an amazing coincidence:
LINK INSTITUTE LINKGRAM
Succussion and potentization to recover flash data
Canberra (7 March 2011): Breakthrough research was announced today into
the recovery of data from completely erased flash memory devices.
Professor Klerphell at the Link Institute announced that work has
commenced to apply succussion and potentization techniques to the
recovery of data from flash drives. Working with world leaders in
Homeopathy, this is an extension of the theory that substances, such as
water, have a "memory". It allows homeopathic preparations to work
without any of the original substance being present.
Further work is planned with quantum physicists to recover data from one
of two devices linked by "Quantum entanglement". This will allow data to
be recovered from one of a pair of flash drives where its twin has been
lost. Work is also under way to exploit the weak nuclear force
conservation of parity and charge conjugation, allowing recovery of data
from a completely blank flash drive, before the data has been written to it.
;-)
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