Computer forensics relates to identifying digital evidence from computer systems, securing and preserving that evidence, analyzing it, and documenting findings. It serves both public and private sectors to provide evidence and prevent criminal computer activity. The process involves identifying sources of digital evidence, preserving it from loss or corruption, analyzing the evidence, and presenting it in legal contexts.

1. 1 WELCOME COMPUTERFORENSICS

2. 2 Submitted By: Bhavith D 5th Sem CS 497IS08003 Submitted To: MISS MOOKAMBIKA (COMPUTER SCIENCE Department)

3. 3 INTRODUCTION The first thing that pops up to mind might be a Crime Scene Investigator. The science behind computer forensics is not much different from the science between crime scene forensics.

5. 5 PRINCIPLE Serves both the public and private sectors. Provide evidence and to prevent criminal computer related activity. The first is to identify sources of digital evidence. The second is to preserve that evidence from loss, change or corruption. The third step in the process is to analyze the evidence, and The fourth is to present the evidence within the context it is required.

6. 6 MODERN HISTORY In 16th-century, Europe medical practitioners in army and university settings began to gather information on cause and manner of death. In the late 18th century, writings on these topics began to appear. This investigation was expanded, in 1806, by German chemist Valentin Ross.

7. 7 USES OF COMPUTER FORENSICS Criminal Domestic Security Internal Marketing

8. 8 WORKING OF COMPUTER FORENSICS Workings of computer storage devices and the major operating systems. The ability to work well in a high pressure environment A good understanding of atleast one major programming language.

9. 9 CIRCUIT DESIGN Computer Forensics

10. 10 TYPES OF COMPUTER FORENSICS Hacking Phishing Computer Viruses Identity Theft Cyber stalking

11. 11 INVESTIGATION REPORT SERVICES Hidden hard drive information Open locked files Country & federal

12. 12 COMPUTER FORENSICS SERVICESDIVISION MISSION METHODS

13. 13 COMPUTER FORENSICS SERVICESDIVISION

14. 14 BENEFITS Information and evidence to solve a problem. Scientist does the job of solving a crime through analyzing data. Using forensic science, it is easier to track the history and trace events related to the crime. Using analysis Tools and Utilities.

15. 15 CONCLUSION How they will carry out an onsite acquisition. Tools may fail, time constraints can be severe. Maintenance of their tools and development.

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