Introduction to Digital Forensics

A set of flashcards based on the introduction and overview of digital forensics, including historical context, legislative impacts, and book structure.

What was the total victim loss from internet crimes reported in the United States in 2016?

$1.33 Billion

How many complaints were reported to the Internet Crime Complaint Center in 2016?

298,728 complaints

Which country had the second highest number of complaints after the United States?

Canada

What significant event in 1995 contributed to the establishment of digital forensics as a field?

The first conference on digital forensics, the 'International Conference on Computer Evidence' was hosted by the FBI.

What major legislation updated in 2006 affected digital forensic investigations?

The 'Rules for Civil Procedure' was updated to treat digital information as a new form of evidence.

What was a consequence of the 9/11 attacks regarding digital forensics?

Digital forensic investigations revealed evidence on terrorist computers worldwide.

What audience is primarily targeted by the book on digital forensics?

Beginners such as students, hobbyists, and the general public interested in digital forensics.

What is the purpose of Chapter 2 in the book?

To explore basic definitions, goals, processes, and talk about the legal system in digital forensics.

What is the focus of Chapter 3 in the book?

To consider the necessary tools needed to conduct forensic examinations.

What will Chapters 5 - 18 of the book demonstrate?

Concrete digital forensics real-world examples.