Chapter 22 ©2011 Eoghan Casey. Published by Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. Applying Forensic Science to Networ
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Chapter 22
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Applying Forensic Science to Networks
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FIGURE 22.1 Search circles that may contain digital evidence.
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FIGURE 22.2 Sample digital evidence map.
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FIGURE 22.3 Hyper Terminal has the capability to record the results of a router examination in a file. The “Capture Text” option is on the “Transfer” menu.
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FIGURE 22.4 Ethereal (www.ethereal.com) used to reconstruct a TCP stream relating to one component of a Web page being downloaded.
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FIGURE 22.5 Network traffic depicted in IP address-IP address connections creating a circular mesh using NetIntercept.
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FIGURE 22.6 VPN connection makes an offender in California appear to be in Connecticut, throwing investigators off track and giving the victim a false sense of security.
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