If a crime is committed using a computer or against a computer, as a part of the investigation, it is mandatory to analyze the compromised computers for evidence. The evidence might be hiding somewhere in the hard disk or the associated data storage medium. It may not be easy for anyone to find evidence and…..
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History!, History!, yes, every field has a strong historical background. Learning this history helps us to gain the evolution happened in the particular field of study. That knowledge distinguishes professional from an armature. It is quite difficult to tell about the beginning of the computer forensics field or pinpoint the first computer forensic examination. However…..
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According to Albert J. Marcella Jr and Douglas A. Menendez, cyber forensics, e-discovery (electronic evidence discovery), digital forensics, and computer forensics mean relatively the same thing yet none has emerged as a defacto standard.They further present a working definition of computer forensics as follows. Computer forensics is the science of locating, extracting, and analyzing types…..
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