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COMPUTER FORENSICS
Mr Kolapo Oyeusi
04044790KOO047@londonmet.ac.uk Supervisor :Dr. Nick Ioannidesn.ioannides@londonmet.ac.uk A Dissertation submitted in partial fulfilmentof the requirements of London Metropolitan University for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Computer Networking with Honours
May 2009
Faculty of Computing
 
TABLE OF CONTENT
Definition of TermsGlossaryAcknowledgementsDedicationAbstractChapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Literature reviewChapter 3: Approach and scopeChapter 4: Practical/ Simulation/ Research work & ResultChapter 5: A Critical Appraisal, Recommendations and Suggestions for further Work SummaryChapter 6: ConclusionsAppendicesAppendix A: Project Proposal ReportAppendix B: Materials (i.e Configurations, Program source listings etc)Reference & BibliographyLiterature reviewReference and Bibliography
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Definition of termsWrite-Blockers:
These are devices that allow acquisition of information on a drive withoutcreating the possibility of accidentally damaging the drive contents. Hardware write blockerscan be IDE-to-IDE or Firewire/USB-to-IDE.
Good data:
These are known file types such as operating system files and common programs(Microsoft word etc)
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