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Mobile Forensic Investigations: A Guide to Evidence Collection, Analysis, and Presentation, Second Edition

Mobile Forensic Investigations: A Guide to Evidence Collection, Analysis, and Presentation, Second Edition

2nd Edition
By Lee Reiber
Copyright: 2019

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Available for purchase 12/14/2018

ISBN10: 1260135098 | ISBN13: 9781260135091

$60.00

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Program Details

Chapter 1: Introduction to the World of Mobile Device Forensics
Chapter 2: Mobile Devices vs. Computer Devices in the World of Forensics
Chapter 3: New Era of Digital Devices (IoT, InfoTainment, Wearables, Drones)
Chapter 4: Living in the Cloud, the Place to Hide and Store Mobile Data
Chapter 5: Collecting Mobile Devices, USB Drives, and Storage Media at the Scene
Chapter 6: Preparing, Protecting, and Seizing Digital Device Evidence
Chapter 7: Toolbox Forensics: Multiple-Tool Approach
Chapter 8: Mobile Forensic Tool Overview
Chapter 9: Preparing the Environment for Your First Collection
Chapter 10: Conducting a Collection of a Mobile Device: Considerations and Actions
Chapter 11: Analyzing SIM Cards
Chapter 12: Analyzing Feature Phone, BlackBerry, and Windows Phone Data
Chapter 13: Advanced iOS Analysis
Chapter 14: Querying SQLite and Taming the Forensic Snake
Chapter 15: Advanced Android Analysis
Chapter 16: Advanced Device Analysis (IoT, Wearables, Drones)
Chapter 17: Presenting the Data as a Mobile Forensics Expert