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020 _a9781394289813
041 _aEnglish
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100 _aToolan, Fergus
_eAuthor
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245 _aFile system forensics
260 _aNew Jersey:
_bWiley Data and Cybersecurity,
_c2025.
300 _axxi, 464p.
500 _aComprehensive forensic reference explaining how file systems function and how forensic tools might work on particular file systems File System Forensics delivers comprehensive knowledge of how file systems function and, more importantly, how digital forensic tools might function in relation to specific file systems. It provides a step-by-step approach for file content and metadata recovery to allow the reader to manually recreate and validate results from file system forensic tools. The book includes a supporting website that shares all of the data (i.e. sample file systems) used for demonstration in the text and provides teaching resources such as instructor guides, extra material, and more. Written by a highly qualified associate professor and consultant in the field, File System Forensics includes information on: The necessary concepts required to understand file system forensics for anyone with basic computing experience File systems specific to Windows, Linux, and macOS, with coverage of FAT, ExFAT, and NTFS Advanced topics such as deleted file recovery, fragmented file recovery, searching for particular files, links, checkpoints, snapshots, and RAID Issues facing file system forensics today and various issues that might evolve in the field in the coming years File System Forensics is an essential, up-to-date reference on the subject for graduate and senior undergraduate students in digital forensics, as well as digital forensic analysts and other law enforcement professionals.
650 _a Disks, Partitions and File Systems
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650 _aThe FAT File System and The ExFAT File System
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650 _a The NTFS File System and The EXT2 File System
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856 _uhttps://ieeexplore.ieee.org/servlet/opac?bknumber=10896973
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