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Digital forensics is the modern day version of forensic science and deals with the recovery and investigation of material found in digital devices. It is most often used in cybercrime situations, including but not limited to: attribution. identifying leaks within an organization.

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Digital forensics is the modern day version of forensic science and deals with the recovery and investigation of material found in digital devices. It is most often used in cybercrime situations, including but not limited to: attribution. identifying leaks within an organization.

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Some common challenges are lack of availability of proper guidelines for collection acquisition and presentation of electronic evidence, rapid change in technology, big data, use of anti-forensic techniques by criminals, use of free online tools for investigation

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Some common challenges are lack of availability of proper guidelines for collection acquisition and presentation of electronic evidence, rapid change in technology, big data, use of anti-forensic techniques by criminals, use of free online tools for investigation

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The chain of custody in digital forensics can also be referred to as the forensic link, the paper trail, or the chronological documentation of electronic evidence. It indicates the collection, sequence of control, transfer, and analysis.

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The chain of custody in digital forensics can also be referred to as the forensic link, the paper trail, or the chronological documentation of electronic evidence. It indicates the collection, sequence of control, transfer, and analysis.

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Drive Imaging. Before investigators can begin analyzing evidence from a source, they need to image it first. This forensic image of all digital media helps retain evidence for the investigation.

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Drive Imaging. Before investigators can begin analyzing evidence from a source, they need to image it first. This forensic image of all digital media helps retain evidence for the investigation.

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encryption is the process of converting information or data into a code, especially to prevent unauthorized access.

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encryption is the process of converting information or data into a code, especially to prevent unauthorized access.

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Digital evidence has been presented to the courts in various areas including audio enhancement, photograph enhancement, forensic video analysis and the digital enhancement of latent fingerprints.

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Digital evidence has been presented to the courts in various areas including audio enhancement, photograph enhancement, forensic video analysis and the digital enhancement of latent fingerprints.

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RTM (aka Robert Tappan Morris)

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1988 by hacking into an MIT computer from his Cornell terminal in Ithaca, New York.

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releasing a worm that delayed or brought online services in computers to a halt.
"The worm did not damage or destroy files, but it still packed a punch. Vital military and university functions slowed to a crawl. Emails were delayed for days."

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To demonstrate the inadequacies of current security measures on computer networks by exploiting the security defects that Morris had discovered

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decrypting his computer files, which yielded plenty of incriminating evidence

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phone calls made to new York times about RTM's worm.

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The following year, a jury found him guilty, making him the first person convicted under the 1986 law.

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Morris, was spared jail time, instead receiving a fine, probation, and an order to complete 400 hours of community service.

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the Morris worm shows how vulnerable computers were when America was in the turn of a cyber age. In the past years the scene for digital forensics has changed from slowly getting into phones and computers to doing this in an hour or two finding the evidence they need for the suspect(s) to be put on trial. Now with the technological advancement with digital forensics cases that have gone cold decades ago ae being solved with the use of digital forensics.