A practical guide to computer forensics investigations

Machine generated contents note: Introduction

Popular Myths about Computer Forensics

Types of Computer Forensics Evidence Recovered

Electronic Mail (Email)

Images

Video

Websites Visited and Internet Searches

Cellphone Forensics

What Skills Must a Computer Forensics Investigator Possess?

Computer Science Knowledge

Legal Expertise

Communication Skills

Linguistic Abilities

Continuous Learning

An Appreciation for Confidentiality

The Importance of Computer Forensics

Job Opportunities

A History of Computer Forensics

1980's: The Advent of the Personal Computer

1990's: The Impact of the Internet

Training and Education

Law Enforcement Training

Summary

Introduction

Physical and Logical Storage

File Storage

File Conversion and Numbering Formats

Conversion of Binary to Decimal

Hexadecimal Numbering

Conversion of Hexadecimal to Decimal.