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Innovatively, there are anti-investigation techniques, aimed at making information collected by automated tools as well as fresh-and-blood investigators.... This paper ''Anti-forensic Technologies'' tells that There has been a wide usage of anti-computer forensics all over the world.... This paper takes an overview of, and an analysis of the most widely used anti-forensic techniques....
Problem Statement
In recent s, there has been a sharp increase in the number of anti-forensic techniques used by criminals in frustrating investigative processes....
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Essay
Based on the feature of the place of occurrence of crime, forensic archeologists adopt various geographical Ground Penetrating Radar GRP) and Resistivity Mapping are the two popular techniques in this field.... Geographic survey conducted for forensic perspective has mainly two aspects....
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Essay
Cyber forensics also comprise the act of making digital information appropriate for addition to a scandalous investigation (Rowlingson, 2004).... This paper "Challenges Faced by Cyber forensic Experts in Search of Digital Evidence" examines cyber forensics, by looking at the process and its applicability in contemporary society....
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Research Paper
The first case study is titled Electronic Crime Scene investigation: A Guide for First Responders, Second Edition.... The guide starts by introducing individuals to digital evidence to be the data, which is important during investigation and is transmitted and received through electronic devices (Holland, 2004).... For instance, the investigation officer at the scene might not have the experience for such situations....
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Case Study
In the paper “History of forensic Science,” the author discusses forensic science, which is the application of a variety of scientific tools to help in responding to the critical questions of interest to a legal system, which may be related to criminal acts or civil litigation.... hellip; The author states that historically, forensic science has allowed for tremendous development it was invented that the human chromosome had 48 of the cells of which the right number of 46 was established the same year....
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Term Paper
omputer forensics is investigation that involves analysis of computer equipment scientifically in order to recover admissible evidence.... Cloud computing allows a quick access to the stored data and hence making the investigation to take less time than expected.... If for instance is a business is exposed to a criminal investigation it can transfer all the business operations to cloud computing.... In a situation where the security of an organization's data is interfered with, then the services of computer forensic experts are sought....
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Essay
The author of this paper "Cybercrime - Investigating High-Technology Computer Crime" will make an earnest attempt to discuss the growing significance of analysis, validation, and presentation of cyber forensic data with a shallow analysis of the types of cybercrime (Moore, 2011).... nbsp;
How Crimes are Committed in the Cyber EnvironmentIn order to understand cyber forensic analyses better, it is important to know the definitions of each of these attacks perpetrated on the internet....
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Literature review
Currently, cyberspace has turned into a platform where law officers have to frequently get in touch with the public given that forensics investigation requires the utilisation of directly managed analytical techniques to detect and investigate evidence traces remaining subsequent to a committed felony (Jaishankar, 2010).... The forensic data analysis essay seeks to provide an insight into current issues in cyber forensics affecting the ICT industry, forensic examiners, and the legal fraternity....
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Literature review