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Test Bank for Digital Archaeology The Art and Science of Digital Forensics, 1st edition by Michael W Graves
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Chapter 1: The Anatomy of a Digital Investigation Chapter 2: Laws Affecting Forensic Investigations Chapter 3: Search Warrants and Subpoenas Chapter 4: Legislated Privacy Concerns Chapter 5: The Admissibility of Evidence Chapter 6: First Response and the Digital Investigator Chapter 7: Data Acquisition Chapter 8: Finding Lost Files Chapter 9: Document Analysis Chapter 10: E-mail Forensics Chapter 11: Web Forensics Chapter 12: Searching the Network Chapter 13: Excavating a Cloud Chapter 14: Mobile Device Forensics Chapter 15: Fighting Antiforensics Chapter 16: Litigation and Electronic Discovery Chapter 17: Case Management and Report Writing Chapter 18: Tools of the Digital Investigator Chapter 19: Building a Forensic Workstation Chapter 20: Licensing and Certification Chapter 21: The Business of Digital Forensics
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