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What is forensic science? Whenever a crime take place than one team from department visit the crime scene to collect the evidence for further process for LAW. Now hear the forensic science is a branch of science, which is related to crime and investigation and LAW. We can also say that the Forensic science is the use of scientific methods or expertise to investigate crimes or examine evidence that might be presented in a court of law. What is Digital Forensic? Digital Forensic is a branch of forensic science. As per the name suggest Digital Forensic is the forensic which is related to compute or any electronic machine. By the help of digital forensic, the data, which use during the digital crime is retrieve from the machine or the digital evidence has to be recover. The goal of digital forensics is to support the elements of troubleshooting, monitoring, recovery, and the protection of sensitive data. Moreover, in the event of a crime being committed, cyber forensics is also the approac...

There are many tools available for data recovery in the market . Some of the tools are as follow Encase FTK manager Manager RAM capture  X-ways forensic Sleuth kit (+autopsy) Paladin Disk Drill Restoration (Window) Disk Drill . Disk Drill is an undeniable leader among data recovery software, it can recover deleted files from your device even if it is failing, unreadable, or has lost a partition. Features : You can recover up to 500MB of data free with Disk Drill for Windows. Unlike any other, the app has two important additional data loss prevention functionalities. The first, Recovery Vault, adds a layer to the Recycle Bin and keeps a backup reference to all deleted files. The second, Guaranteed Recovery, keeps a copy of each file moved to a previously selected folder, as for example the Recycle Bin. In addition, Disk Drill allows users to create image files in the form of ISO, IMG or DMG files. Therefore in practice, enables the user to conduct the data search in a clone, withou...

What is USB forensic? Digital Forensics analysis of USB forensics include preservation, collection, Validation, Identification, Analysis, Interpretation, Documentation, and Presentation of digital evidence derived from digital sources for the purpose of facilitating or furthering the reconstruction of events found to be criminal. Sometime it is necessary to check weather the given file from the USB is as it as the sender send or not? It may be possible that the third party or an attacker can modify the data. To ensure this problem USB forensic is used. How to check the data integrity from USB drive? There is a function called MD checksum in any file. The value for the MD5SUM Is changed whenever the file is modify. Suppose sender A want to send the file acb.txt to receiver B Now with the file abc.txt a sender can also send the md5sum of that file to receiver B Note at the time of receiving the file , receiver B can check the md5sum of received file abc.txt and compare tha sum to the sen...