Basic Cybercrime Investigation Course

Vocabulary flashcards covering key terms and definitions related to the Basic Cybercrime Investigation Course.

Digital Evidence

Any probative material or information in electronic form that can be used as evidence in court.

Budapest Convention

The first international treaty on crimes committed via the Internet and other computer networks, effective on July 1, 2004.

RA No. 10175

Also known as the Cybercrime Prevention Act, it addresses cybercrime offenses including those against computer data and systems.

Ephemeral Electronic Communication

Forms of communication like text messages and chatroom sessions that are not recorded or retained.

Authentication of Electronic Documents

The process of proving the authenticity of electronic documents in legal proceedings.

International Cooperation

Mechanisms to improve collaboration between law enforcement and judicial authorities across different countries to tackle cybercrime.

Chain of Custody

The process ensuring that digital evidence is properly documented and preserved from collection to presentation in court.

Search and Seizure Warrant

A legal order authorizing law enforcement to search a specified location and seize evidence.

SC Revised Rules on Evidence

Supreme Court rules that govern the admissibility of evidence, including digital and electronic documents.

Computer-related Offenses

Crimes where computers are used as tools for committing the offense.