October 2021
Beginner to intermediate
400 pages
11h 15m
English

This chapter explains digital forensic concepts related to Linux time, regional settings, and location. Forensic timelines are explored, including how to build a forensic timeline from a Linux system. It also describes international configuration such as locale, keyboards, and languages. The final section covers geolocation technologies and reconstructing a Linux system’s geographic location history.
A large part of digital forensics is reconstructing past events. This digital archaeology depends on understanding concepts of time as applied to Linux environments.
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