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The following are general categories of links contained on this page:
| Law Enforcement pages | On Line Publications | Look Up Services |
| Miscellaneous | Research Items | Security |
| Training & Education | ||
Law Enforcement Pages:
Officer.com, The Police Officer's Internet Directory
Law Enforcement Job.com, A listing of jobs
available in the Law Enforcement field
On Line Publications:
NIPC Cyber Notes, support for
cyber vulnerabilities, hacker exploit scripts, hacker trends, virus information, and other
critical infrastructure-related best practices.
Cnet Magazine
Internet .com
Hacker Publications
Look Up Services:
Switchboard: Free
surname searches, address, and telephone number criss-cross lookups. Switchboard is
a free national telephone criss-cross directory you can use to locate people or
businesses. You can use it as a conventional telephone lookup or use it to conduct surname
searches. That is, input a first and last name and obtain a list of everyone in the
country with the same name.
FOUR 11 People Finder: Four 11 is a good place to obtain e-mail addresses. Approaching one million in number, this database contains e-mail addresses of people who are on an online service (such as Compuserve and America Online) but not an actual direct Internet e-mail address.
Internet Address Finder: Internet Address Finder has 3,908,102 listings and growing! It will locate an e-mail address of almost four million people.
Anywho: Reverse telephone directory.
Internet Department of Motor Vehicles: Search by license plate or D.L. number
Sherlock: Claims to search a wide variety of databases for a fee.
Military Locator Service: Is your missing person in the armed services? This database actually locates people in the military for you.
FAA Aircraft Registration Database: Is your missing person the proud owner of an aircraft? Here is a database maintained by the federal government that tells you. Check owners of aircraft for free. Will give you registration information including address.
SEC Filings: SEC searches give you detailed information on companies that trade their stock on the stock exchange. You'll get detailed reports about publicly traded companies.
Mapquest: Need a city street map? You don't need to purchase a CD-Rom program for this. You can use a database on the net for free. Insert an address and get a street map.
Security Links:
CyberNotes:
CyberNotes is published every two weeks by the National Infrastructure Protection
Center (NIPC). Its mission is to support security and information system professionals
with timely information on cyber vulnerabilities, hacker exploit scripts, hacker trends,
virus information, and other critical infrastructure-related best practices.
NAIS Web Site: You'll find a huge section that gives you access to the membership directory of the National Association Of Investigative Specialists, a huge newsletter and article section, one of the very best link page sections that links you to various useful sites on the web and information on books, manuals, training products, seminars, investigative equipment, and gifts for private investigators.
Fred Cohen and Associates: Home page with links to numerous articles relating to network security
SANS (System Admin & Network Sec.)Institute On-line:
ICSA (Int. Computer Security Assn)
ISSA (Information Systems Security Association)
Computer Security Institute
50 Ways to Protect Your Information
Assets When Cruising the Internet
Countering Distributed Coordinated
Attacks
Handling a Distributed Denial of Service Trojan
Attack (SANS)
Research Links:
STATEMENT
OF LOUIS J. FREEH Director F.B.I. on July 25, 1996 regarding impact of encryption on
Law Enforccement and public safety
The Legal Information Institute offers Supreme Court opinions under the auspices of Project Hermes, the court's electronic-dissemination project. This archive contains (or will soon contain) all opinions of the court issued since May of 1990.
The Seamless Website: link to state government and state laws that can be accessed on the net. Includes state statues, local county and city. US Government Information Sources.
FAQ: HOW TO FIND PEOPLE'S E-MAIL ADDRESSES article on the subject.
USING THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT: This is a reference manual on how to go about obtaining federal information under the Freedom Of Information Act. The second site, is a list of federal government agencies.
FORENSIC FORGERIES: newsletter type articles about forgeries and forensic applications of them.
The federal guidelines for searching and seizing computers
The 1997 Investigator's Guide to Sources of Information
Fred Cohen & Associates: Contains information relating to security on the Internet
Miscellaneous:
LIST OF
PRIVACY E MAILERS You can send anonymous email using these sources.
Tech Page: Jumpers and Specifications for Every Drive Ever Made.
Training & Education
University of New
Haven: Degree and Certificate Programs in Cyber-Defense and Forensics - courses
offered over the Net
The Training Company Training opportunities for Law Enforcement and Security