The Investigator’s Office and Laboratory

Chapter 6: Current Digital Forensics Tools

Notes: Forensic Soundness, Anti-Forensics, and Acquisition Methods

Mobile Forensics: Fundamentals and Process

Detailed Notes on Digital Forensics and Investigations

Understanding the Digital Forensics Profession and Investigations

Digital Forensics Lab Considerations

Module 1: Understanding Digital Forensics

Mobile Device Forensics and the Internet of Anything

Data Acquisition in Digital Forensics

Mobile Forensics Lecture Notes

Digital Forensics Lecture 1 Notes

Comprehensive Study Notes: Digital Forensics and Investigations (Modules 1–3; Hiding & Scrambling Information)

60033_PPT_ch02.pdf - The Investigators Office and Laboratory

Computer Forensics Summary Sheet (Lecture 1-4)

Week 4: Ch 8: Forensic Duplication

Logical/Partitioned Acquisition (Dynamic)"), not the entire physical disk. Useful when a full physical copy is impractical or when only specific partitions are relevant. - Dynamic (live) acquisitions may involve logical acquisitions rather than full physical copies, potentially leaving some data on unmounted partitions inaccessible until remounted in a controlled environment. - Static (physical offline) acquisition yields the entire physical rock (the drive) and is typically preferred for court-admissible, chain-of-custody-compliant images. - Evidence collection tool and format reference - Primary tool discussed: EnCase (forensic software suite) and the proprietary evidence container format often used: $$E01$$ (commonly pronounced E-01 or

Comprehensive Study Notes from Forensics Lab Transcript

Forensics, RAID, and Privacy: Lecture Notes (Disk/RAID, Acquisition, Media Artifacts, and Legal Basics)

Chapter 10: Virtual Machine Forensics, Live Acquisitions, and Network Forensics