Detection of items stored in a computer system
AssigneeVocalComm Group, LLC
InventorRichard Middleton Hicks
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AssigneeVocalComm Group, LLC
InventorRichard Middleton Hicks
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Detection of items stored in a computer system such as computer code, data or information includes obtaining signatures characteristic of programs of interest such as steganographic programs. A signature is obtained by reading code from a program of interest. The code may consist of the first 500 bytes from a .DLL file taken from the programs' core steganographic kernel. This code is then the signature. The computer system compares the signature with files it holds, other than files on a prearranged exclusion list. If a signature is found to match data in a file, the filename, the finding of steganography in it, the file location and the matched signature are recorded by the computer system for output to its user.
A method, comprising:
An apparatus comprising a storage device for storing computer files, wherein the apparatus is configured to:
A non-transitory computer readable medium having stored therein computer readable instructions that, in response to execution by a system, cause the system to perform operations comprising:
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