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This book covers the basic elements, concepts, tools, and common activities to equip you with a solid understanding of the field of computer forensics. Although this book is not a definitive training guide for specific forensic tools, you will learn about the most common tasks that you’ll encounter during any investigation. After reading this book, you will be able to participate in investigations and understand the process of finding, collecting, and analyzing the evidence gathered.A heightened awareness of security in the wake of the attacks on September 11, 2001, has also provided many nontechnical people with an awareness of security issues previously known only in security specialist circles. Computers play a central role in all activities, both legal and illegal. The material in this book can be applied to both criminal investigations and corporate incident response. You don’t have to be a member of law enforcement to benefit from the material presented here. Nontechnical people can also benefit from this book because it covers the basic approach computer examiners take in an investigation.
Content:-
Introduction
Chapter 1: The Need for Computer Forensics
Chapter 2: Preparation—What to Do Before You Start
Chapter 3: Computer Evidence
Chapter 4: Common Tasks
Chapter 5: Capturing the Data Image
Chapter 6: Extracting Information from Data
Chapter 7: Passwords and Encryption
Chapter 8: Common Forensic Tools
Chapter 9: Pulling It All Together
Chapter 10: How to Testify in Court
Appendix A. Answers to Review Questions
Appendix B. Forensic Resources
Appendix C. Forensic Certifications and More
Appendix D. Forensic Tools
Glossary
Index
Author Details
"Michael G. Solomon"
"K Rudolph"
"Ed Tittel"
"Neil Broom"
"Diane Barrett"
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