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Index
Cover Title Page Copyright Page Contents About the Author Acknowledgments Introduction Part I Legal and Ethical Principles
Chapter 1 Introduction to Forensics
What Is Cyber Forensics? Understanding the Science of Forensics Elements of the Crime
Law Intent Burden of Proof Exculpatory Evidence
Knowledge Base Needed for Cyber Forensics
Hardware Operating Systems Networks
The Fundamental Principles of Cyber Forensics
Maintaining Chain of Custody
The Law and Cyber Forensics
General Legal Issues Discovery Warrants
Federal Guidelines Forensics Investigators Need to Know
FBI Secret Service
The Need for Cyber Forensics Certification Chapter Review Questions Answers References
Chapter 2 The Investigative Process
Chain of Custody Securing the Scene Documentation Authority and Objectives Examination Code of Ethics
(ISC)2 Ethics American Academy of Forensic Science Ethics ISO Code of Ethics
Ethical Conduct Outside the Investigation
Civil Matters Criminal Matters Other Issues
Ethical Investigations
The Chinese Wall Relevant Regulations for Ethical Investigations
The Evidence
Criminal Investigations Civil Investigations Administrative Investigations Intellectual Property Investigations The Daubert Standard
The Forensic Investigator as an Expert
Qualities of an Expert Chapter Review
Questions Answers References
Chapter 3 Evidence Management
Evidence Collection
Evidence Documentation Evidence Preservation
Evidence Transport
Evidence Tracking
Evidence Storage
Environmental Hazards Unauthorized Access Electromagnetic Interference U.S. Army Digital Evidence Storage
Evidence Access Control Evidence Disposition Chapter Review Questions Answers References
Part II Forensic Science
Chapter 4 Principles and Methods
Scientific Approach to Forensics
The Scientific Method The Philosophy of Science Peer Review Locard’s Principle of Transference Inman-Rudin Paradigm
Identify and Classify Evidence Locations Where Evidence May Reside
Storage Media Hardware Interfaces File Systems File Format File Types Header Analysis
Recovering Data
Physical Damage Logical Damage File and Metadata Carving Known File Filtering
Media File Forensic Steps
Running Processes Netstat
Chapter Review Questions Answers References
Chapter 5 Forensic Analysis
Planning
Collecting the Evidence Analyze the Evidence
Case Notes and Reports
Case Notes Reports
Quality Control
Lab Quality Investigator Quality Control Examination Quality Control
Chapter Review Questions Answers References
Part III Digital Forensics
Chapter 6 Hardware Forensics
Hard Drive Specifications
General Hard Drive Facts RAID
Recovering from Damaged Media
CMOS/BIOS The Swap File
Operating System Specifics
Operating System Essentials The Kernel The GUI Interrupts API
Extracting Deleted Files
Windows Windows Tools Scrubbing Files Linux Macintosh MacKeeper
Encrypted Files
EFS TrueCrypt How to Deal with Encrypted Drives and Files
Chapter Review Questions Answers References
Chapter 7 Hidden Files and Antiforensics
Cryptography
The History of Encryption Modern Cryptography Symmetric Encryption Asymmetric Cryptography Cryptographic Hash Windows Passwords
Steganography
Historical Steganography Methods and Tools Steganalysis
Cryptanalysis
Frequency Analysis Kasiski Modern Methods
Log Tampering
Log Deletion Auditpol Winzapper
Other Techniques
Onion Routing Spoofing Wiping Tunneling
Chapter Review Questions Answers References
Chapter 8 Network Forensics
Network Packet Analysis
What Is a Packet? Ports Network Traffic Analysis Log Files Web Traffic HTTP Sniffer Web Traffic Nmap Snort
Wireless
Network-Related Cybercrimes
Router Forensics
Router Basics Types of Router Attacks Getting Evidence from the Router
Firewall Forensics
Firewall Basics
Logs to Examine
Windows Logs Linux Logs
Operating System Utilities
Netstat Net sessions Openfiles
Network Structure
Types of Networks Network Topology Shares Services P2P Networks and Proxies SANS Social Networks Chapter Review Questions Answers References
Chapter 9 Virtual Systems
Types of Virtual Systems
Virtual Machines Service-Based Systems The Cloud
Forensic Issues
Technical Issues VMware VirtualBox Virtual PC Legal/Procedural Issues
Chapter Review Questions Answers References
Chapter 10 Mobile Forensics
Cellular Device Concepts
The Basics Networks Operating Systems Apps
What Evidence Can You Get from a Mobile Device?
Cell Phone Records Photos and Videos GPS Records Evidence from Apps What You Should Look For Device Status
Seizing Evidence from a Phone
Imaging a Phone Windows 8 Phone The iPhone Android Forensics Embedded Devices
Questions Answers References
Part IV Application Forensics and Emerging Technologies
Chapter 11 Application Forensics
File Formats
The Registry Windows Swap File Index.dat Other Files That Provide Evidence Memory Analysis
Windows File Copying Web Forensics
Basics of Web Applications SQL Injection Cross-Site Scripting Cookie Manipulation Forceful Browsing XML Injection
E-mail Forensics
How E-mail Works E-mail headers E-mail Files Tracing E-mail E-mail Server Forensics
Database Forensics
Database Types What to Look For Record Carving and Database Reconstruction
Chapter Review Questions Answers References
Chapter 12 Malware Forensics
Viruses
How a Virus Spreads Real-World Cases Types of Viruses History of Viruses Modern Virus Creation
Trojan Horses Spyware The Buffer Overflow Rootkit Logic Bombs Ransomware Advanced Persistent Threats Malware Analysis
Static Analysis Dynamic Analysis
Chapter Review Questions Answers References
Chapter 13 New and Emerging Forensics Technology
Social Networks
Types and Applications of Social Networks Direct Evidence of Crimes Commission of Crimes
New Devices
Google Glass Cars Medical Devices
Control Systems and Infrastructure Online Gaming Electronic Discovery
Types of Investigation Liability and Proof Relevant Laws Big Data Steps in Electronic Data Discover Disaster Recovery
Chapter Review Questions Answers References
Appendix About the CD-ROM
System Requirements Total Tester Premium Practice Exam Software Installing and Running Total Tester Premium Practice Exam Software PDF Copy of the Book Technical Support
Total Seminars Technical Support McGraw-Hill Education Content Support
Glossary Index
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