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| Type of service: | Writing from scratch |
| Work type: | Forensic report |
| Deadline: | 3 Oct, 10:58 PM (15h) Extend deadline |
| Academic level: | Master’s |
| Subject or discipline: | Technology |
| Title: | Evidence Acquisition Project |
| Number of sources: | 0 |
| Provide digital sources used: | No |
| Paper format: | APA |
| # of pages: | 4 |
| Spacing: | Double spaced |
| # of words: | 1100 |
| # of slides: | ppt icon 0 |
| # of charts: | 0 |
| Paper details: | During the first half of the semester, the professor will provide pictures of a mock office setting containing a variety of pieces of digital evidence. Students will review the pictures, identify both digital and non-digital evidence. Then each student will provide a report of the process they would take to acquire the evidence. The report will include details about what hardware and software that they would use to acquire the evidence, the notes they would take and the pictures they took when deployed to the scene. The student should also explain why they chose to use the methods they describe in their report. (You will need to see the picture that are in the uploaded folders. In addition, I have marked them from 1 to 13 in each folder to be followed in order. Let me know if you have any questions) (In addition, This is more of a technical report)Main things to think about while writing the report: (If possible) 1)Forensic acquisitions of various forms of media, hashes, write-blocking, and chain of custody 2)Introduction to file systems. Concepts of sectors, clusters, and slack space. Timestamps and timeline analysis. User accounts and file / action attribution. 3)Internet activity and e-mail analysis 4)Windows system forensic artifacts: Link files, temp files, Recycle bin, prefetch files, Pagefile, hiberfil.sys 5)Windows System Forensic Artifacts Con’t & File Signature 6)Windows System Logs & Registry analysis |
| Comments from Support Team: | Discipline: Computer Forensics |