Digital Forensics : Everything Leaves a Trace in Cyberspace

June 19, 2007

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Computers - the most rapidly growing technology being employed by criminals - are increasingly the target, instrument, and/or record keeper of criminal activity. This talk provides a definition of digital forensics, including legal aspects, cyber forensics process, and some real-life examples.

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