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Introduction 9
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1.1 Introduction to Cyber Crimes 13 minLecture1.1
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1.2 Traditional Crime vs Cyber Crime 10 minLecture1.2
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1.3 Classification of Cybercrimes 17 minLecture1.3
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1.4 Worms and Virus and its Difference 15 minLecture1.4
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1.5 Digital Forensics 13 minLecture1.5
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1.6 Evidence with its Characteristics and Ethical issues 11 minLecture1.6
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1.7 Incident and Incident Response Goals 13 minLecture1.7
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1.8 Incident Response Methodology 18 minLecture1.8
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1.9 Importance of Digital Forensic 12 minLecture1.9
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Initial Response, Forensic Duplication 3
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2.1 Important Volatile Information Retrieval 10 minLecture2.1
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2.2 Importance of Forensic Duplication 10 minLecture2.2
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2.3 Forensic Duplicate and Qualified Forensic Duplicate 11 minLecture2.3
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Digital Evidence 5
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3.1 NTFS- New Technology File System 12 minLecture3.1
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3.2 FAT- File Allocation Table File System 09 minLecture3.2
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3.3 NTFS v/s FAT 11 minLecture3.3
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3.4 Storage Layer of File System 08 minLecture3.4
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3.5 Evidence Handling 11 minLecture3.5
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Network Forensics 4
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4.1 IDS and Types of IDs 12 minLecture4.1
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4.2 Router Investigation 12 minLecture4.2
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4.3 Email Tracing Technique & Header Analysis 11 minLecture4.3
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4.4 Internet Frauds 08 minLecture4.4
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System Investigation 3
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5.1 Live Investigation of Unix 12 minLecture5.1
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5.2 Live Investigation of Windows 19 minLecture5.2
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5.3 Investigation of Hacker Tools 09 minLecture5.3
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Cybercrime Laws 5
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6.1 Levels of Law & Bodies of Law 13 minLecture6.1
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6.2 Level of culpability 06 minLecture6.2
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6.3 Computer Fraud & Abuse Act CFAA 06 minLecture6.3
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6.4 Digital Millennium Copyright Act DMCA 10 minLecture6.4
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6.5 CAN SPAM Act 07 minLecture6.5
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Notes 2
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Digital Forensic Notes (Modules 1,2,3)Lecture7.1
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Digital Forensic Notes (Modules 4,5,6)Lecture7.2
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