Digital forensics

Computer Forensics: An Inseparable Part of Criminal Investigations Computer Forensics has become an increasingly important element in cyber inquiry. Its use

File carving is a process used in computer forensics to extract data from a disk drive or other storage device without the assistance of the file system that

Autopsy: a platform overview Autopsy is the graphical user interface (GUI) used in The Sleuth Kit to make it simpler to operate, automating many of the proce

Computer Forensics Code of Ethics ensures fairness and integrity An important aspect of most professional associations is its code of ethics. A code of ethic

These days cops might be trolling for bad guys online in a chat room as often—maybe even more often—than chasing them down a back alley. Although there’s sti

Introduction to E-Discovery E-discovery is the procedure by which parties involved in a legal case collect, preserve, review and exchange information in elec

What is a Live CD? A live CD/DVD/Disk contains a complete bootable Operating System that runs in a computer’s memory, rather than loading from the hard disk.

As more and more users go mobile and utilize interconnected devices, computers are often at the center of incidents and investigations. Evidence for discussi

Introduction The number of instances and severity of computer-based attacks such as viruses and worms, Trojan horses, logic bombs, and plagiarism of software

What Is Database Forensics? This question is often asked by new students who are thinking about entering this exciting and dynamic subset of computer forens