Being somewhat of computer expert, I've been told to stay away from this field. Unless you hold specific qualifications as an expert in data recovery (and such), your efforts can be challenged in court (and probably thrown out).
There are many very specific techniques to data recovery, including but not limited to keeping the device in it's recovered state until the process is ready to begin (like keeping a plane's black-box in salt-water until delivered to the recovery team).
Additionally, there is specific hardware designed to *never* write to the media, but only read from it. This is not the same as hooking up a hard drive to your existing computer, because your OS is likely to try to write some information to the "data" drive. Once that happens, your findings are useless.
In the old days disks had write-protect jumpers and such, but not these days.
You can search for apps to recover deleted data (there are lots of good freeware programs out there that I've personally used and have worked great), but it will never pass in court.
Maybe someone else will follow-up my post with a better answer.
What application of computer systems and techniques gather potential legal evidence?
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Almost anything you do on a computer is kept in a log somewhere on it. But to be specific, the ones most commonly known are browser history / cookies. Also, when you remove something from your hard drive, it is not truly removed, just the "known" location of it. (To put it easily, there it is still there, you computer just doesn't know it) but it can then be overwritten (then it is truly gone) so until the deleted files are overwritten, they can still be found and accessed (by programs that can find deleted files, or some other professional grade product) So even if you think you removed all traces of something, you probably didn't
Computer Forensics or Computer Forensics Science.
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You can go check buy going to my computer right clicking then select manage. from there you can look at all the different hardware and software specs.
Information Technology is a 'classification' term that defines all components of the systems that gather, share and store information. A computer is a component of the 'IT' division. Other components are the Network devices (routers, switches, hubs, etc.), communication devices (Modems, PBXs, etc.), storage devices (optical drives, mass storage drives, back up units, etc.), etc.
Information systems is a set of interrelated components used to gather, filter, process, store and distribute useful data to help in operations, control and decision making in an organization. It also help management team in learning and solving problems, visualizing and creating new products.
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something you use to gather evidence that you cant see.
The term refers to their skill in: Their knowledge of the Law - Their application of that knowledge - The ability to gather relevant evidence - Their ability in utilitzing their iinterrogation skills and techniques - Their conviction rate.
Malware, short for malicious software, is a software used or programmed by attackers to disrupt computer operation, gather sensitive information, or gain access to private computer systems.
Enterprise resource planning systems run on different computer hardware. They basically gather data, gathering internal and external information placing it all into one software.
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You gather and process evidence and testimony.
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A hypothesis is a statement of theory. Something that is unproven. You gather evidence to support that theory. Gather enough evidence to support and a theory becomes accepted as fact.
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