TAILIEUCHUNG - Guide to Computer forensics and investigations - Chapter 5: Working with Windows and CLI systems

Chapter 5 "Working with Windows and CLI systems". In this chapter, you review how data is stored and managed in Microsoft OSs, including Windows and command-line interface (CLI) OSs. To become proficient in recovering data for digital investigations, you should understand file systems and their OSs, including legacy (MS-DOS, Windows 9x, and Windows Me, for example) and current OSs. | Chapter 5 Working with Windows and CLI Systems Guide to Computer Forensics and Investigations Fifth Edition Guide to Computer Forensics and Investigations, Fifth Edition Objectives Explain the purpose and structure of file systems Describe Microsoft file structures Explain the structure of NTFS disks List some options for decrypting drives encrypted with whole disk encryption Explain how the Windows Registry works Describe Microsoft startup tasks Explain the purpose of a virtual machine Guide to Computer Forensics and Investigations, Fifth Edition Understanding File Systems File system Gives OS a road map to data on a disk Type of file system an OS uses determines how data is stored on the disk When you need to access a suspect’s computer to acquire or inspect data You should be familiar with both the computer’s OS and file systems Guide to Computer Forensics and Investigations, Fifth Edition Understanding the Boot Sequence Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor (CMOS) .

• Phần cứng
• Computer forensics
• Computer investigations
• Computer forensics and investigations
• Working with Windows
• CLI systems
• Microsoft file structures
• Digital forensics profession
• Digital forensics
• Developing digital forensics resources
• Lecture Computer Forensics and Investigations
• Current Computer Forensics Tools
• Computer forensics hardware tools
• Testing computer forensics tools
• Digital forensics tools
• Linux forensics tools
• Investigator office and laboratory
• Computer forensics labs
• Basic forensic workstation
• Developing a forensics lab
• Define computer forensics
• Prepare for computer investigations
• Importance of maintaining professional conduct
• Investigator’s office
• Digital forensics lab
• Lab budget planning
• Data acquisition
• Digital evidence
• Advanced forensics format
• Processing crime
• Incident scenes
• Recovering graphics files
• Graphics file
• Vector graphics
• Social media investigations
• E mail in investigations
• Investigating e mail crimes
• Report writing
• High tech investigations
• Written preliminary reports
• Expert testimony
• Digital investigations
• Preparing evidence
• Expert witness
• Applying ethics
• A computer investigation
• Data recovery workstations and software
• How to complete a case
• How to critique a case
• The data acquisition
• Digital evidence storage formats
• Determine the best acquisition method
• Contingency planning for data
• Use acquisition toolsow to critique a case
• Processing crime and incident scenes Rules for digital evidence
• Step preparing evidence search
• Beginning JSP
• JSF and Tomcat
• Hacking Exposed
• Second Edition
• Forensics
• Security
• General Security Concepts
• Security Concepts
• network security
• computer network security
• International Journal of Computer Science and Communication Networks
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• Information forensics and security
• Wi Fi or GPRS technology
• Intelligent Public Transport Information System
• International journal of computer science & communication networks
• Review of e mail system
• Security protocols and email forensics
• E mail system
• Email forensic process
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• software computer
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• Forensic Investigation
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