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IDENTIFYING
PRESERVING
ANALYZING
PRESENTING
NEEDS OF COMPUTER FORENSICS
PERSISTANT DATA
- Meaning data that remains intact when the computer is turned off.
hard drives, disk drives and removable storage devices (such as USB
drives or flash drives).
VOLATILE DATA
- which is data that would be lost if the computer is turned off.
files, computer history, the computer’s registry, temporary files and
web browsing history.
TOP 10 LOCATION FOR EVIDENCE
1. Internet History Files
2. Temporary Internet Files
3. Slack/Unallocated Space
4. Buddy lists, personal chat room records, P2P, others saved areas
5. News groups/club list/posting
6. Settings, folder structure, file names
7. Files Storage Dates
8. Software/Hardware added
9. Files Sharing ability
10.E-mails
APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTER
FORENSICS
FINACIAL FRAUD DETECTION
CRIMINAL PROSECUTION
CIVIL LITIGATION
CORPORATE SECURITY POLICY AND
ACCEPTABLES USE VIOLATIONS
Skills Required for Computer
Forensics Application
o Programming or computer-related experience
o Broad understanding of operating systems and applications
o Strong analytical skills
o Strong computer science fundamentals
o Strong system administrative skills
o Knowledge of the latest intruder tools
o Knowledge of cryptography and steganography
o Strong understanding of the rules of evidence and evidence handling
o Ability to be an expert witness in a court of law