Tag: copyright infringement
S.A.F.E. Releases CodeSuite 4.7
Software Analysis and Forensic Engineering has just released a new version of CodeSuite that has some really great new features: xxport PIDs from a CodeSuite database into a spreadsheet, generate a spreadsheet containing all of the file extensions in a folder and all subfolders, and convert any CodeSuite database into an XML file.
Posted By: Bob Zeidman in General on December 19th, 2012.
Tags: CodeSuite, copyright infringement, forensic engineering, lines of code, plagiarism detection, software analysis, software plagiarism, XML
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Job Opening: Software Forensic Engineer
Zeidman Consulting, a leading research and development company (and sister company to SAFE Corporation), is looking to hire a full-time software forensic engineer.
Posted By: Bob Zeidman in General on August 1st, 2012.
Tags: computer science, copyright infringement, development, engineering, expert witness, forensic engineering, forensics, intellectual property, job, patent infringement, programming, research, reverse engineering, software analysis, trade secret theft
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Be a Pioneer in the Field of Software Forensics
I hope you’re all aware of my book The Software IP Detective’s Handbook: Measurement, Comparison, and Infringement Detection. It’s the first book on Software Forensics, a field that I pioneered at Software Analysis and Forensic Engineering and Zeidman Consulting. Whereas Digital Forensics deals with bits and files, without any detailed knowledge of the meaning of [...]
Posted By: Bob Zeidman in General on July 1st, 2012.
Tags: CLOC, computer science, copyright, copyright infringement, crime, development, DMCA, expert witness, forensic engineering, forensics, infringement, intellectual property, law enforcement, lawsuit, lines of code, litigation, mathematics, object code, patent, patent infringement, plagiarism, plagiarism detection, programming, research, reverse engineering, school, science, software, software analysis, software plagiarism, source code, theft, trade secret, trade secret theft, transfer pricing, valuation
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HTML Preprocessor Released
The HTML Preprocessor, a new tool from SAFE Corporation, allows you to split complex web pages into smaller files for easier copyright and trade secret analysis using CodeSuite and DocMate.
Posted By: Bob Zeidman in General on June 1st, 2012.
Tags: computer science, copyright, copyright infringement, forensic engineering, forensics, HTML, intellectual property, plagiarism detection, reverse engineering, software, software analysis, software plagiarism, trade secret theft
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CodeSuite 4.4 and CodeSuite-LT 1.2 Released
S.A.F.E. recently released version 4.4 of CodeSuite and version 1.1 of CodeSuite-LT that now support international languages.
Posted By: Bob Zeidman in General on February 14th, 2012.
Tags: binary code, computer science, copyright, copyright infringement, forensic engineering, infringement, intellectual property, plagiarism, plagiarism detection, programming, reverse engineering, software, software analysis, software plagiarism, source code, theft, trade secret, trade secret theft
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Will Congress Break the Internet? A look at SOPA and PIPA.
There has been a lot of writing, and action, by people for and against the two bills being considered by Congress for protecting intellectual property owners from having their rights infringed online. In this blog I address many of the arguments against these bills.
Posted By: Bob Zeidman in General on January 29th, 2012.
Tags: copyright, copyright infringement, DMCA, infringement, intellectual property
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Guidelines for lawyers dealing with experts
Over the years as an expert witness I’ve worked with a lot of lawyers. Most are really sharp, some are brilliant, and a few… not so much. Here are some guidelines for treating an expert right.
Posted By: Bob Zeidman in General on July 2nd, 2011.
Tags: copyright infringement, expert witness, infringement, intellectual property, lawsuit, litigation, patent infringement, trade secret theft
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The Software IP Detective’s Handbook
Posted By: Bob Zeidman in General on May 2nd, 2011.
Tags: CLOC, computer science, copyright, copyright infringement, DMCA, expert witness, forensic engineering, forensics, infringement, intellectual property, lawsuit, lines of code, litigation, object code, patent, patent infringement, plagiarism, plagiarism detection, programming, reverse engineering, software, software analysis, software plagiarism, source code, trade secret, trade secret theft, transfer pricing, valuation
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DocMatch detects plagiarism
S.A.F.E. has recently announced the release of DocMatch, a new tool for comparing all kinds of documents to find plagiarism.
Posted By: Bob Zeidman in General on April 4th, 2011.
Tags: copyright, copyright infringement, document, plagiarism, plagiarism detection, software
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ADFSL 2011 Conference on Digital Forensics, Security and Law
The ADFSL 2011 Conference on Digital Forensics, Security and Law is a small conference that’s focused on practical results as well as academic research. I attended last year, and presented a paper, and found it interesting and informative. I heard from law enforcement officials, the kind of people you don’t often meet at these types of conferences.
Posted By: Bob Zeidman in General on February 2nd, 2011.
Tags: call for papers, conference, copyright infringement, crime, forensic engineering, forensics, infringement, intellectual property, law enforcement, patent infringement, reverse engineering, trade secret
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