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Digital Forensics - An Overview

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Digital forensics involves the preservation, acquisition, documentation, analysis, and interpretation of evidence identified from various storage media types. It is not only limited to laptops, desktops, tablets, and mobile devices, but also extends to data in transit that is transmitted across public or private networks. In some cases, digital forensics involves the discovery and/or recovery of data using various methods and tools available to the investigator.  Digital forensics investigations include, but are not limited to, the following:  • Data recovery: Investigating and recovering data that may have been deleted, changed to different file extensions, and even hidden.  • Identity theft: Many fraudulent activities, ranging from stolen credit card usage to fake social media profiles, usually involving some sort of identity theft.  • Malware and ransomware investigations: To date, ransomware spread by Trojans and worms across networks and the internet are some of...

EC-Council’s Essentials Series: Learn Premium Courses for Free

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  Imagine if you are a college student and you see a person doing Ethical Hacking and finding bugs and you also want to learn to hack for free? Now at this point wait how can I learn it for free? Well, EC-Council’s (International Council of E-Commerce Consultants)  a Cybersecurity professional body has recently come up with its new series called  EC-Council’s Essentials Series. In this program, you will learn the  Fundamentals of Cybersecurity  from the ground level for absolutely free. This includes various  Certifications, E-Guides, Virtual Labs, Video Training Series,  etc. This can be the best opportunity for you if you want to pursue a career in the field of Cybersecurity. So without wasting any more time let’s get right into it. About EC-Council’s Essentials Series This Essential series includes a list of three courses –  Network Defence, Ethical Hacking, and Digital Forensics.  You might be wondering that to learn you need adva...