
Computer Forensics
Collecting and Analyzing Digital Evidence for Cybercrime
3h 5m19 lectures2 sections
What you'll learn
- Understand the basics of digital forensics
- Master the methodology in digital investigations
- Learn to handle digital evidence
- Analyze digital evidence effectively
- Use digital forensics tools
- Explore new techniques in the field
About this course
This course covers the collection and analysis of digital evidence to prove various cybercrimes, including online fraud, defamation, sexual assault, online threats, and terrorism. It involves using different technologies to gather digital evidence, such as computers, smartphones, and social networks, and analyzing data to identify suspects. Additionally, the course addresses the legal and ethical foundations of collecting and analyzing digital evidence, as well as how to present it in court while maintaining data confidentiality and privacy rights.
Expected outcomes
- Conduct digital investigations using advanced methodologies and tools.
- Analyze malware and uncover hidden roots.
- Apply forensic analysis steps for devices and networks.
- Handle digital evidence accurately and professionally.
Course content
1Computer Forensics
18 lectures
- Introduction to Computer Forensics6:41
- Fundamental Concepts10:02
- Digital Forensics and Digital Investigation7:27
- Methodology (Part One)8:37
- Methodology (Part Two)5:15
- Types of Digital Forensics13:27
- Digital Forensics and Networks (Part One)10:19
- Digital Forensics and Networks (Part Two)7:06
- Digital Forensics Devices and Computing and IOTs9:28
- Acquisition and Authentication11:25
- Digital Forensics Tools11:35
- Steps of Forensic Analysis14:28
- Microsoft Windows Operating System19:10
- Conducting Live Acquisition Operations10:44
- Malware (Part One) Forensics Malware13:14
- Malware (Part Two) Forensics Malware7:34
- Rootkit Techniques Toolkit Techniques11:47
- Mobile Forensics7:04
2The Add-ons
1 attachments
- Download the Workbook
Instructor

Dr. Medhat Hashem
4,000 students1 courses
This course is part of the diploma







