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Cyber Forensics, 2nd Edition
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Cyber Forensics, 2nd Edition

by Albert Marcella Jr., Doug Menendez
December 2010
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
528 pages
18h 51m
English
Auerbach Publications
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302 Cyber Forensics Field Manual, Second Edition
authorizations [12].  e schemes violate Section 419 of the Nigerian penal code, hence the name
“419 scheme.”
A detailed, technical investigation aimed at securing a conviction of a 419 scam, would be
beyond the operational resources of nearly every police force in the world. For a successful prosecu-
tion, detectives and prosecutors would at a minimum need to take the following steps:
1. Identity of the perpetrators would need to be established. To establish identity, the detectives
would need to trace their Internet access.  is would require them to fi rst obtain the IP
address used for the e-mail. At this point they would need to determine, from the appropriate
Internet service provider ...
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ISBN: 9781439848234