Forensic Computing Models: Technical Overview
Gulshan Shrivastava
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Gulshan Shrivastava
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In this paper, we deal with introducing a technique of digital forensics for reconstruction of events or evidences after the commitment of a crime through any of the digital devices.It shows a clear transparency between Computer Forensics and Digital Forensics and gives a brief description about the classification of Digital Forensics.It has also been described that how the emergences of various digital forensic models help digital forensic practitioners and examiners in doing digital forensics.Further, discussed Merits and Demerits of the required models and review of every major model.
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In this paper, we deal with introducing a technique of digital forensics for reconstruction of events or evidences after the commitment of a crime through any of the digital devices.It shows a clear transparency between Computer Forensics and Digital Forensics and gives a brief description about the classification of Digital Forensics.It has also been described that how the emergences of various digital forensic models help digital forensic practitioners and examiners in doing digital forensics.Further, discussed Merits and Demerits of the required models and review of every major model.
Key concepts: Digital forensics, Computer forensics, Transparency (behavior), Computer science, Forensic science, Digital evidence, Data science, Computer security