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

Digital Forensics and Evidence Management

Understanding the Digital Forensics Profession and Investigations

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

Comprehensive Study Notes from Forensics Lab Transcript

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