The fourth issue of the fourth volume (v4n4) of the Journal is now available.

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The table of contents is as follows:

• Online Child Sexual Abuse: The French Response
  Mohamed Chawki, Ph.D.
  abstract
   

• A Synopsis of Proposed Data Protection Legislation in SA
  Francis S. Cronjé
  abstract
   

• Prevention is Better than Prosecution: Deepening the Defence
  Against Cyber Crime
  Jacqueline Fick
  abstract
   

• Telecommunications Liberalisation in Africa: Proposed
  Regulatory Model for the SADC Region
  Z. Ntozintle Jobodwana
  abstract
   

The third issue of the fourth volume (v4n3) of the Journal is now available.

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The table of contents is as follows:

• Insecurity by Obscurity: A Review of SoHo Router Literature from a Network Security Perspective
  Patryk Szewczyk and Craig Valli
  abstract
   

• Electronic Forms-Based Computing for Evidentiary Analysis
  Andy Luse, Brian Mennecke and Anthony M. Townsend
  abstract
   

• To License or Not to License Revisited: An Examination of State Statutes Regarding Private Investigators and Digital Examiners
  Thomas Lonardo, Doug White and Alan Rea
  abstract
   

• Book Review: Cyber Security and Global Information Assurance: Threat Analysis and Response Solutions
  Reviewed by Gary C. Kessler
  abstract
   

The second issue of the fourth volume (v4n2) of the Journal is now available.

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The table of contents is as follows:

• Detection of Steganography-Producing Software Artifacts on Crime-Related Seized Computers
  Asawaree Kulkarni, James Goldman, Brad Nabholz, and William Eyre
  abstract
   

• Visualisation of Honeypot Data Using Graphviz and Afterglow
  Craig Valli
  abstract
   

• Correlating Orphaned Windows Registry Data Structures
  Damir Kahvedžić and Tahar Kechadi
  abstract
   

• Bluetooth Hacking: A Case Study
  Dennis Browning and Gary C. Kessler
  abstract
   

• The Impact of Hard Disk Firmware Steganography on Computer Forensics
  Iain Sutherland, Gareth Davies, Nick Pringle and Andrew Blyth
  abstract
   

The first issue of the fourth volume (v4n1) of the Journal is now available.

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The table of contents is as follows:

• Graduate Accounting Students' Perception of IT Forensics: A Multi-Dimensional Analysis
  Grover S. Kearns
  abstract
   

• Continuous Fraud Detection in Enterprise Systems through Audit Trail Analysis
  Peter J Best, Pall Rikhardsson and Mark Toleman
  abstract
   

• Defining a Forensic Audit
  G. Stevenson Smith and D. Larry Crumbley
  abstract