Computer Forensics for Dummies

Description

Digging out and documenting electronic evidence --, Knowing what your digital devices create, capture, and pack away -- until revelation day --, Suiting up for a lawsuit or criminal investigation --, Getting authorized to search and seize --, Documenting and managing the crime scene --, Preparing to crack the case --, Minding and finding the loopholes --, Acquiring and authenticating e-evidence --, Examining e-evidence --, Extracting hidden data --, Doing computer forensics investigations --, E-mail and web forensics --, Data forensics --, Document forensics --, Mobile forensics --, Network forensics --, Investigating x-files: exotic forensics --, Succeeding in court --, Holding up your end at pretrial --, Winning a case before you go to court --, Standing your ground in court --, Part of tens --, Ten ways to get qualified and prepped for success --, Ten tactics of an excellent investigator and a dangerous expert witness --, Ten cool tools for computer forensics --; A guide to the basics of computer forensics covers such topics as acquiring and examining e-evidence, extracting hidden data, filtering data, handling passwords and encrypted data, and exhibiting evidence in court