Digital Evidence and Computer Crime 

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• 2. BackCover

• 3. Digital Evidence and Computer Crime - Forensic Science, Computers and the Internet, Second Edition

  Eoghan Casey. Digital Evidence and Computer Crime. Academic Press, San Diego, California, 2004

• 4. Introduction

  Areas of Specialization

• 5. Reliability of Digital Evidence

  Reliability of Digital Evidence

• 6. The Need for Standardization

  The Need for Standardization

• 7. Roadmap to the Book

  Roadmap to the Book

• 8. Disclaimer

  Disclaimer

• 9. Part 1: Digital Investigation

  Chapter List

• 10. Chapter 1: Digital Evidence and Computer Crime

  Overview

• 11. 1.1 Digital Evidence

  1.1 Digital Evidence

• 12. 1.2 Increasing Awareness of Digital Evidence

  1.2 Increasing Awareness of Digital Evidence

• 13. 1.3 Challenging Aspects of Digital Evidence

  1.3 Challenging Aspects of Digital Evidence

• 14. 1.4 Following the Cybertrail

  1.4 Following the Cybertrail

• 15. 1.5 Challenging Aspects of the Cybertrail

  1.5 Challenging Aspects of the Cybertrail

• 16. 1.6 Forensic Science and Digital Evidence

  1.6 Forensic Science and Digital Evidence

• 17. 1.7 Summary

  1.7 Summary

• 18. References

  References

• 19. Cases

  Cases

• 20. Chapter 2: History and Terminology of Computer Crime Investigation

  Overview

• 21. 2.1 Brief History of Computer Crime Investigation

  2.1 Brief History of Computer Crime Investigation

• 22. 2.2 Evolution of Investigative Tools

  2.2 Evolution of Investigative Tools

• 23. 2.3 Language of Computer Crime Investigation

  2.3 Language of Computer Crime Investigation 2.3.1 The Role of Computers in Crime

• 24. 2.4 Summary

  2.4 Summary

• 25. References

  References

• 26. Cases

  Cases

• 27. Chapter 3: Technology and Law

  Overview

• 28. Part A Technology and Law - A Us Perspective

  Part A Technology and Law - A Us Perspective

• 29. 3A.1 Jurisdiction

  3A.1 Jurisdiction

• 30. 3A.2 Pornography and Obscenity

  3A.2 Pornography and Obscenity 3A.2.1 Child Pornography

• 31. 3A.3 Privacy

  3A.3 Privacy 3A.3.1 Katz v. United States 3A.3.2 California v. Greenwood 3A.3.3 Kyllo v. United States

• 32. 3A.4 Copyrights and the Theft of Digital Intellectual Property

  3A.4 Copyrights and the Theft of Digital Intellectual Property 3A.4.1 Copyright Background 3A.4.2 Fair Use 3A.4.3 The Digital Millennium Copyright Act

• 33. Part B Computer Misuse in America

  Part B Computer Misuse in America

• 34. Part C Technology and Criminal Law - A European Perspective

  Part C Technology and Criminal Law - A European Perspective

• 35. 3C.1 Overview of Criminal Offenses

  3C.1 Overview of Criminal Offenses 3C.1.1 Fraud and Forgery 3C.1.2 Child Pornography 3C.1.3 Computer Misuse

• 36. 3C.2 Search and Seizure

  3C.2 Search and Seizure

• 37. 3C.3 Jurisdiction and Extradition

  3C.3 Jurisdiction and Extradition 3C.3.1 Venue 3C.3.2 Extradition

• 38. 3C.4 Penalties

  3C.4 Penalties

• 39. 3C.5 Privacy

  3C.5 Privacy

• 40. 3C.6 Summary

  3C.6 Summary

• 41. United States Perspective Bibliography

  United States Perspective Bibliography Cases

• 42. Legislation

  Legislation

• 43. References

  References

• 44. European Perspective BibliographySuggested Further Reading

  European Perspective BibliographySuggested Further Reading Cases

• 45. Legislation

  Legislation

• 46. References

  References Articles Texts

• 47. Chapter 4: The Investigative Process

  Overview

• 48. 4.1 The Role of Digital Evidence

  4.1 The Role of Digital Evidence

• 49. 4.2 Investigative Methodology

  4.2 Investigative Methodology 4.2.1 Accusation or Incident Alert 4.2.2 Assessment of Worth 4.2.3 IncidentCrime Scene Protocols 4.2.4 Identification or Seizure 4.2.5 Preservation 4.2.6 Recovery 4.2.7 Harvesting 4.2.8 Reduction 4.2.9 Organization and Search 4.2.10 Analysis 4.2.11 Reporting 4.2.12 Persuasion and Testimony

• 50. 4.3 Summary

  4.3 Summary

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