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2023
Digital evidence, while commencing as a capability around the 1990s, has grown remarkably quickly. Its value is no longer restricted to law enforcement investigations but is equably useful from “war room to board room”. The examination of digital evidence is also an indispensable capability in private and public sector security environments.
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Digital evidence, while commencing as a capability around the 1990s, has grown remarkably quickly. Its value is no longer restricted to law enforcement investigations but is equably useful from “war room to board room”. The examination of digital evidence is also an indispensable capability in private and public sector security environments.
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2011
Digital evidence, now more commonly relied upon in legal cases, requires an understanding of the processes used in its identification, preservation, analysis and validation. Business managers relying on digital evidence in the corporate environment need a greater understanding of its true nature and difficulties affecting its usefulness in criminal ...
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Digital evidence, now more commonly relied upon in legal cases, requires an understanding of the processes used in its identification, preservation, analysis and validation. Business managers relying on digital evidence in the corporate environment need a greater understanding of its true nature and difficulties affecting its usefulness in criminal ...
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2020
With the advent of computers, there came computer-related crimes; hence, there comes the need for cybercrime judicial proceedings. And for any trial, evidence plays an instrumental role in bringing the victim to justice. So, there is a need for digital evidence. Digital crime evidence forms a core for the field of computer forensics.
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With the advent of computers, there came computer-related crimes; hence, there comes the need for cybercrime judicial proceedings. And for any trial, evidence plays an instrumental role in bringing the victim to justice. So, there is a need for digital evidence. Digital crime evidence forms a core for the field of computer forensics.
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Unification of digital evidence from disparate sources (Digital Evidence Bags)
Digital Investigation, 2005This paper outlines a new approach to the acquisition and processing of digital evidence obtained from disparate digital devices and sources. To date the capture of digital based evidence has always been in its entirety from the source device and different methods and containers (file types) are used for different types of digital device (e.g. computer,
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2019
The main task of a computer forensics investigator is to acquire and analyze computing devices’ memory images. In a nutshell, a memory image—widely known as a forensic image—is a static snapshot of all or part of the data on a computing devices’ secondary storage (e.g., HDD, SSD), attached storage device (e.g., USB thumb drive, external hard drive ...
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The main task of a computer forensics investigator is to acquire and analyze computing devices’ memory images. In a nutshell, a memory image—widely known as a forensic image—is a static snapshot of all or part of the data on a computing devices’ secondary storage (e.g., HDD, SSD), attached storage device (e.g., USB thumb drive, external hard drive ...
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2017
In the last decades, the number of digital devices (Yeh and Xing, 2016) has grown exponentially. Digital devices range from mobile phones, computers, car electronics and the like including any instruments containing digital components of evidentiary value.
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In the last decades, the number of digital devices (Yeh and Xing, 2016) has grown exponentially. Digital devices range from mobile phones, computers, car electronics and the like including any instruments containing digital components of evidentiary value.
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2019
In the previous chapter, we’ve covered how to capture/create a forensic image of both RAM and hard drive memories. Now, we are ready to move on to the next part of forensic work, which is analyzing acquired images for interesting leads.
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In the previous chapter, we’ve covered how to capture/create a forensic image of both RAM and hard drive memories. Now, we are ready to move on to the next part of forensic work, which is analyzing acquired images for interesting leads.
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Admissibility of Digital Evidence
In the last decades, ‘digital’ or ‘electronic’ evidence has become a central element in most criminal investigations. Indeed, due to the spread of informatics, today digital data is necessary to prosecute not only cybercrimes but also offences which are just incidentally committed with or facilitated by the use of some digital device.2Although the ...openaire +2 more sources