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Cyber forensics : from data to digital evidence / Albert J. Marcella, Jr., Frederic Guillossou.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Marcella, Albert J.
Contributor:
Guillossou, Frederic, 1970-
Series:
Wiley corporate F & A.
Wiley Corporate F&A series
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Forensic sciences--Technological innovations.
Forensic sciences.
Electronic evidence.
Evidence, Criminal.
Criminal investigation.
Computer crimes--Investigation.
Computer crimes.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (366 p.)
Edition:
1st edition
Other Title:
From data to digital evidence
Place of Publication:
Hoboken, NJ : Wiley, 2012.
Language Note:
English
System Details:
text file
Summary:
An explanation of the basic principles of data This book explains the basic principles of data as building blocks of electronic evidential matter, which are used in a cyber forensics investigations. The entire text is written with no reference to a particular operation system or environment, thus it is applicable to all work environments, cyber investigation scenarios, and technologies. The text is written in a step-by-step manner, beginning with the elementary building blocks of data progressing upwards to the representation and storage of information. It inlcudes practical exa
Contents:
Cyber Forensics: From Data to Digital Evidence; Contents; Preface; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1: The Fundamentals of Data; Base 2 Numbering System: Binary and Character Encoding; Communication in a Two-State Universe; Electricity and Magnetism; Building Blocks: The Origins of Data; Growing the Building Blocks of Data; Moving Beyond Base 2; American Standard Code for Information Interchange; Character Codes: The Basis for Processing Textual Data; Extended ASCII and Unicode; Summary; Notes; Chapter 2: Binary to Decimal; American Standard Code for Information Interchange; Computer as a Calculator
Why Is This Important in Forensics?Data Representation; Converting Binary to Decimal; Conversion Analysis; A Forensic Case Example: An Application of the Math; Decimal to Binary: Recap for Review; Summary; Chapter 3: The Power of HEX: Finding Slivers of Data; What the HEX?; Bits and Bytes and Nibbles; Nibbles and Bits; Binary to HEX Conversion; Binary (HEX) Editor; The Needle within the Haystack; Summary; Notes; Chapter 4: Files; Opening; Files, File Structures, and File Formats; File Extensions; Changing a File's Extension to Evade Detection; Files and the HEX Editor; File Signature
ASCII Is Not Text or HEXValue of File Signatures; Complex Files: Compound, Compressed, and Encrypted Files; Why Do Compound Files Exist?; Compressed Files; Forensics and Encrypted Files; The Structure of Ciphers; Summary; Notes; Appendix 4A: Common File Extensions; Appendix 4B: File Signature Database; Appendix 4C: Magic Number Definition; Appendix 4D: Compound Document Header; Chapter 5: The Boot Process and the Master Boot Record (MBR); Booting Up; Primary Functions of the Boot Process; Forensic Imaging and Evidence Collection; Summarizing the BIOS; BIOS Setup Utility: Step by Step
The Master Boot Record (MBR)Partition Table; Hard Disk Partition; Summary; Notes; Chapter 6: Endianness and the Partition Table; The Flavor of Endianness; Endianness; The Origins of Endian; Partition Table within the Master Boot Record; Summary; Notes; Chapter 7: Volume versus Partition; Tech Review; Cylinder, Head, Sector, and Logical Block Addressing; Volumes and Partitions; Summary; Notes; Chapter 8: File Systems-FAT 12/16; Tech Review; File Systems; Metadata; File Allocation Table (FAT) File System; Slack; HEX Review Note; Directory Entries; File Allocation Table (FAT)
How Is Cluster Size Determined?Expanded Cluster Size; Directory Entries and the FAT; FAT Filing System Limitations; Directory Entry Limitations; Summary; Appendix 8A: Partition Table Fields; Appendix 8B: File Allocation Table Values; Appendix 8C: Directory Entry Byte Offset Description; Appendix 8D: FAT 12/16 Byte Offset Values; Appendix 8E: FAT 32 Byte Offset Values; Appendix 8F: The Power of 2; Chapter 9: File Systems-NTFS and Beyond; New Technology File System; Partition Boot Record; Master File Table; NTFS Summary; exFAT; Alternative Filing System Concepts; Summary; Notes
Appendix 9A: Common NTFS System Defined Attributes
Notes:
Description based upon print version of record.
Description based on print version record and CIP data provided by publisher.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
9786613621221
9781119203452
1119203457
9781280591396
1280591390
9781118282687
111828268X
9781118287316
1118287312
OCLC:
767974727

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