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Log File -‐ A record of actions, events, and related data.
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Bog'liq DigitalEvidenceLog File -‐ A record of actions, events, and related data.
Media -‐ Objects on which data can be stored. Includes hard drives, thumb drives, CD/DVD, floppy discs, SIM cards from mobile devices, memory cards for cameras, etc.
Metadata -‐ Data, frequently embedded within a file, that describes a file or directory, which can include the locations where the content is stored, dates and times, application specific information, and permissions. Examples: Email headers and website source code contain metadata.
Partition -‐ User defined section of electronic media. Partitions can be used to separate and hide information on a hard drive.
Source Code -‐ The instructions written in a programming language used to build a computer program.
Work Copy -‐ A copy or duplicate of a recording or data that can be used for subsequent processing and/or analysis. Also called an image.
Write Block/Write Protect -‐ Hardware and/or software methods of preventing modification of content on a media storage unit like a CD or thumb drive.
Resources & References
You can learn more about this topic at the websites and publications listed below.
Resources
ELECTRONIC CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION: A GUIDE FOR FIRST RESPONDERS,
SECOND EDITION, http://www.nij.gov/pubs-‐sum/219941.htm
BEST PRACTICES FOR SEIZING ELECTRONIC EVIDENCE: A POCKET GUIDE FOR
FIRST RESPONDERS, V.3, DHS/Secret Service
http://publicintelligence.net/u-‐s-‐secret-‐service-‐best-‐practices-‐for-seizing-‐electronic-‐evidence/
DIGITAL EVIDENCE IN THE COURTROOM: A GUIDE FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT AND
PROSECUTORS, http://www.nij.gov/pubs-‐sum/211314.htm
FORENSIC EXAMINATION OF DIGITAL EVIDENCE: A GUIDE FOR LAW
ENFORCEMENT http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/nij/pubs-‐sum/199408.htm
Electronic Crime Prevention Center of Excellence http://www.ectcoe.net/
National Institute of Justice
http://www.nij.gov/topics/forensics/evidence/digital/welcome.htm
Scientific Working Group Digital Evidence http://www.swgde.org/
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