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Digital Archaeology: The Art and Science of Digital Forensics
Digital Archaeology The Art and Science of Digital Forensics Author:Michael Graves The rapid proliferation of cyber crime -- including identity theft, network intrusion, piracy, and distribution of pornography -- is increasing the demand for digital forensics experts in both law enforcement and private investigation. Moreover, nearly 3/4 of conventional crimes now investigated in the US involve some form of computer search. Em... more »ployment in digital forensics is expected to grow at 22%+ annually through 2018, and far more college students are now pursuing related majors. Unfortunately, most books on digital forensics are of inadequate quality, and many of the better books are quickly becoming outdated. Digital Archaeology solves the problem: expert practitioner Michael Graves has written the field?s most substantial reference. Graves provides a solid understanding of the legal ramifications and most critical laws affecting digital forensics, including relevant case laws showing how courts have interpreted these laws. He covers each key tool and method investigators can use to reliably uncover hidden information in digital systems, demonstrating applications at work and the actual syntax of command-line utilities. You?ll find up-to-the-minute coverage of current licensing and certification requirements, as well as exclusive coverage of facilities management and a full chapter on the crucial, often-overlooked topic of ?first response? to a digital crime scene.« less