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Digital evidence - evidence that is stored on or transmitted by computers - can play a major role in a wide range of crimes.

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• 1. Introduction to Digital Evidence(p. 1)
• 2. The Language of Cybercrime(p. 15)
• 3. Modus Operandi, Motive and Technology(p. 25)
• 4. Applying Forensic Science to Computers(p. 41)
• 5. Digital Evidence on Computer Networks(p. 75)
• 6. Digital Evidence on the Internet(p. 99)
• 7. Digital Evidence at the Transport and Network Layers(p. 121)
• 8. Digital Evidence on the Data-Link and Physical Layers(p. 145)
• 9. Using Digital Evidence and Behavioral Evidence Analysis in an Investigation(p. 161)
• 10. Computer Crackers(p. 171)
• 11. Cyberstalking(p. 187)
• 12. Digital Evidence as Alibi(p. 199)
• 13. Laws, Jurisdiction, Search and Seizure(p. 207)
• 14. Thoughts for the Future(p. 223)
• Appendix 1 Summary of Resources(p. 231)
• Appendix 2 Multimedia Supplement(p. 243)

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Eoghan Casey is a computer security and computer crime consultant based in Baltimore, MD. He was previously a System Security Administrator for Yale University, and has received his B.A. in Mechanical Engineering from University of California, Berkeley and an M.A. in Educational Communication and Technology from New York University. He is a frequent lecturer on computer security, incident response, and digital investigation