There is no security in deletion. In a file system, deleting a file just deletes the file’s entry (pointer) from the file index. Consequently, the actual data is still present on the disk and is simply retrievable with the use of a simple data recovery program. Thus, before discarding, donating, ...
Solid-state drives (SSDs) are swiftly replacing hard disk drives (HDDs) across various computing devices. With the rapid advancements in SSD technology, it is quite possible that very soon HDD will become obsolete. While this transition is advantageous for end-users, it poses challenges for digital forensics examiners. Since the inception of ...
Malware is a recurring and dynamic danger in the field of cybersecurity that can seriously harm networks, systems, and sensitive data. Effective malware forensic investigations are essential for determining the scope of the compromise, determining the nature of an attack, and putting mitigation plans in place for potential future threats. ...
Maintaining the integrity of the evidence is a crucial part of any investigation in the quickly evolving field of technology and the enormous amount of digital data. This principle is unwavering in the field of digital forensics/cyber forensics, which includes retrieving and examining electronic data for legal purposes. Of all ...