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What is Computer Forensics?
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The preservation, identifications, extraction, interpretation, and documentation of computer evidence.
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What is Digital Forensics?
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The scientific acquisition, analysis, and preservation of data contained in electronic media and info can be used as evidence in a court of law.
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What are the three main functions of the TRIAD?
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Vulnerability assessment and risk management, network intrusion detection, and incident response computer investigations.
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What two tests for evidence for both computer forensics and physical forensics have to survive in a court of law?
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Authenticity - Where does the evidence fomr from?
Reliability - Is the evidence reliable and free from flaws?
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What are the five main cyber crimes?
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Theft of Intellectual Property, Damage of company service networks, $ fraud, Hacker penetrations, Distribution and execution of viruses and worms
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What is theft of intellectual property?
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And act that allows access to patent, trade secrets, customer data, sales trends, and any confidential information.
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What are four examples of damage of company service networks?
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Planting a trojan horse, conduct denial of service attack, install unauthorized modem or back door to allow unauthorized access to network or systems.
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What is financial fraud?
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Using fraudulent solicitation to prospective victims to conduct fraudulent transactions.
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What are hacker system penetrations?
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These occur via the use of sniffers, rootkits, and other tools that take advantage of vulnerabilities of systems or software.
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What is the most common form of cyber crime?
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The distribution and execution of viruses and worms.
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What constitutes a computer crime?
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An intentional illegal act involving a computer, its system, or applications.
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What is the first of the five stages of forensic investigation involving tracking computer crimes?
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Identify the crime to include the computer and other tools to commit the crime.
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What is the second of the five stages of forensic investigation involving tracking computer crimes?
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Gathers evidence to build a suitable chain of custody,
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What is the third of the five stages of forensic investigation involving tracking computer crimes?
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Recovers data, must image, duplicate and replicate it.
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What is the fourth of the five stages of forensic investigation involving tracking computer crimes?
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Analyze the duplicated evidence
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