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December 2016
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Digital forensics is a discipline that must be practiced consistently to ensure the collection, preservation, and presentation of digital evidence is upheld to legal requirements. It is important that the implementation of digital forensics aligns strategically and its contextual usefulness is well understood.
... With the rapid commercialization of technology as well as the development of the internet, computer crimes continue to increase and evolve in the threat landscape [1]. Moving forward from the 1970s and into the new millennium, computer crimes expanded out from just damage and sabotage into digital crimes such as fraud, denial of service, SPAM, advanced persistent threats (APTs) and extortion. ...
December 2016
