Honeypots: DFRWS 2005 Forensic "Memory Analysis" Challenge

[Brian Carrier <carrier () cerias purdue edu>]

Memory analysis is one of the primary themes of the 2005 Digital 
Forensics Research Workshop (DFRWS). In an effort to motivate 
discourse, research and tool development in this area, the Organizing 
Committee has created the intrusion/intellectual property theft 
scenario detailed
at http://www.dfrws.org/2005/challenge/. This memory challenge is open 
to all, and team efforts are encouraged. An award will be given to the 
group that extracts the most information from the memory dumps, and the 
quality of documentation and novelty of techniques will be considered 
when choosing the winner. Network traffic associated with this 
intrusion will be made available during the workshop.
Send all submissions via e-mail to challenge () dfrws org in ASCII, HTML, 
or PDF format by August 1, 2005. If you have multiple files, please 
submit a single, compressed file (i.e. .zip, .tar.gz). Indicate in the 
e-mail if you will be attending DFRWS and are interested in presenting 
your results. The top submissions may be posted on the website and/or 
presented at DFRWS 2005 so that others can learn from them.
The DFRWS Organizing Committee