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Hacking (Compact Research: The Internet)

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Serves as a comprehensive guide for information security professionals and forensic examiners. It offers detailed methodologies for conducting digital investigations across various operating systems, including Windows, Linux, and Macintosh, alongside specific techniques for analyzing different types of digital evidence such as email, mobile device data, and enterprise storage. The text also covers crucial legal and procedural aspects of computer forensics, like evidence collection, chain of custody, reporting findings, and expert witness testimony, emphasizing the intersection of technical, business, and legal issues in fraud, intellectual property theft, and other misconduct cases. Additionally, the book provides practical countermeasures against anti-forensic techniques and discusses the components and setup of a forensic lab.

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