Forensics and Limitations of Computer
Qiong Wan
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Qiong Wan
Abstract
Computer crime is one of the most devastating crime,and computer forensics is fighting against computer crime investigation main technology,is an important link in,such as access to evidence,identify suspects.Computer forensics is an emerging field and frontier areas,on the content of digital evidence technical details,so as to provide a set of practical,operable to forensic practice standards and legal,objective,associated electronic digital evidence.For the present,computer forensics technology facing computer anti-forensics technology challenges,i.e.,remove or hide evidence that evidence is invalid.In this paper,starting from the opposite,reverse forensics analysis techniques,summarizes its criminal laws,the author hopes that the thesis on computer forensics staff help.
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Computer crime is one of the most devastating crime,and computer forensics is fighting against computer crime investigation main technology,is an important link in,such as access to evidence,identify suspects.Computer forensics is an emerging field and frontier areas,on the content of digital evidence technical details,so as to provide a set of practical,operable to forensic practice standards and legal,objective,associated electronic digital evidence.For the present,computer forensics technology facing computer anti-forensics technology challenges,i.e.,remove or hide evidence that evidence is invalid.In this paper,starting from the opposite,reverse forensics analysis techniques,summarizes its criminal laws,the author hopes that the thesis on computer forensics staff help.
Key concepts: Computer forensics, Digital forensics, Digital evidence, Computer science, Computer security, Criminal investigation, Set (abstract data type), Frontier