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Levente Juhász,Heiko Andr?,Olaf Hesebecks scenario testing where the forensic expert tries to find evidence that favors, or disproves a stated scenario. The final method, useful for tying a person to some action, is Timelining where the forensic expert tries to cross-reference criminal actions with actions that can identify the computer user.

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Materieaustauschende Smart Materials tool that is used to analyze Windows registry hives. Registry viewer contains functionality such as advanced searching and reporting functionality and interprets several types of registry data automatically.

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Gilgueng Hwang,Hideki Hashimoto on the system, files loaded into memory and information relating to Truecrypt, a tool used for encryption. The aim of the chapter is to show the reader the basic functionality of Volatility so that the reader can continue to learn memory analysis on his own.

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What Is Digital Forensics?ng some question, is also described. The aim of the chapter is to provide the reader with a brief and nontechnical overview of the subject digital forensics. As such, the chapter can be read and understood without any technical knowledge.

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What Is Cybercrime? is of great importance for a computer forensic expert. For instance, even if a criminal is conducting a crime without so much as looking at her phone or computer, chances are that she is a?using chat client to talk to some friend about what she did. This action can leave incriminating evidence that can be valuable in court.

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Computer Theorytem and Windows registry that is one of the most valuable sources of information during an examination of a Windows computer. The chapter also describes what commonly happens when a file is deleted from a computer, namely that it is not deleted at all.

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Analyzing Data and Writing Reportsensic report is interpreted the same way no matter who the reader is, using a common scale is of great help. Further, this chapter aims to provide the reader with an understanding of the key elements in the forensic process.

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Indexing, Searching, and Crackingeir location. An index search can be much faster than a live search but depends and is limited by the way the index was generated. For that reason, this chapter also includes a description of different index settings in AccessData FTK.