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Computer Forensics: .

by Marie-Helen Maras

Law Computer Science criminology
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This book offers an overview of computer forensics, covering cybercrime investigation, legal considerations, evidence collection, and real-world case studies.

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This book provides an overview of computer forensics, including its history, goals, and methods.

It covers different types of cybercrimes such as cyberbullying, identity theft, and online fraud, and discusses how computer forensics can be used to investigate and prosecute these crimes.

The book delves into the legal aspects of computer forensics, including the laws and regulations governing digital evidence, as well as the ethical considerations involved in collecting and analyzing digital data.

It provides detailed information on how to properly collect, preserve, and analyze digital evidence, including techniques for recovering deleted or hidden data.

Examples and case studies of actual computer forensic investigations illustrate key concepts and techniques.

It provides information on the various tools and resources available to computer forensic professionals, including software programs, hardware devices, and online resources.

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