Study on Collecting Digital Evidence in Cyber Crime

Achieving Court-Ready Computerized Approval: Procedures and Strategies for Collecting Digital Evidence in Cyber Crime

Abstract

The testing department must address the ability to review and compile verifications from physical evidence to electronic confirmation. There are some issues that need to be resolved over time with the electronic confirmation interval. Users learn the procedures and strategies for confirming cybercrime scenes, site evaluation, and web prosecution while evaluating cybercrime cases. Its basic principles are taken into account to eliminate electronic confirmation. PC case law is a relatively new field at this time, but standards have spread and continue to be created. To ensure that computerized approval is court-ready, ideally, adhere to currently accepted standards and practices and use proven programming. The main goal when evaluating data from a prediction PC is to leave it in a state comparable to what it was found. This actually predicts that when and where the event allows, plate image development should be used to create an exact copy of the hypothetical rigid circle, and that copy should only be used for evaluation. To recover data that may be covered by an opaque circle or may remain after it has been scratched or erased, the copy must be a bitstream image in which each element is repeated region by region from the master disk to the copy. .