Solving Computer Crime: An Introduction to Digital Forensics

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Solving Computer Crime: An Introduction to Digital Forensics

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1. Solving Computer Crime: An Introduction to Digital Forensics Golden G. Richard III, Ph.D. Dept. of Computer Science Gulf Coast Computer Forensics Laboratory (GCCFL)? golden@cs.uno.edu

2. Digital Forensics Definition: �Tools and techniques to recover, preserve, and examine digital evidence on or transmitted by digital devices.� Devices include computers, PDAs, cellular phones, videogame consoles�

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