Just done look into SlideShare stats for 2013, there I link all my presentations to be available online, about 30 various ppts, papers some really outdated, it is a good policy to have all that on one place, not easy to mislaid. Number of hits are not very big but what is interesting is which papers get most attention.
Higest with about 700 hits is ppt about GPS forenscisc from 2012, a compilation of various sources for EnCase GPS forensics. Next one with about 600 hits is old presentation about EnCase enterprise integration with IDS/IPS system, and the third one is variation of the second one with about 300 hits. All other papers are well below that numbers and not even been touched for a long time.
GPS is still interesting issue especially when it is referenced from general purpose tool like EnCase or in combination with specialized mobile forensic tool like UFED, so it is understandable why there are many hits even a year after paper was compiled.
Other two articles a bit of mystery. I'm cheap I haven't activated a full slide-share analytics so I can't say from where this hits are, but since ppts title are on local language hits are probably local too. This is a surprising part, since we have only a handful Enterprise systems around pratically all of them in colds state and almost no interest in enterprise type of forensic tools.
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