Electronic mail forensics

  • Milorad S. Markagić Military academy
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5937/vojtehg61-1434
Keywords: computer forensics, digital forensics, Electronic mail,

Abstract


In a general sense, digital forensics could be defined as a compilation of methods of collecting, analysis and presentation of digital evidence that could be found on computers, servers, in networks, databases, mobile devices and all other electronic devices where data is stored. This paper explains methods of collection of digital evidence in electronic mail, their analysis, as well as taxonomy (classification) of digital forensics.

 

Author Biography

Milorad S. Markagić, Military academy

Nastavnik u Katedri telekomunikacija i informatike.

Stalni sudski veštak za oblast informacione tehnologije.

Specijalista upravljanja kvalitetom kriptografskih sistema.

Ovlašćeni sertifikator po standardu ISO 9001:2005

References

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Nolan, R., Branson, J., Wait, C., O'Sullivan, C., 2005. "First Responders Guide to Computer Forensics", CERT,

Swaminathan, A., Wu, M., Ray Liu, K.J. 2009. "Component Forensics", IEEE Signal Processing Magazine, Volume 26, Number 2,

Volonino, L., Anzaldua, R., 2008. "Computer Forensics", Wiley Publishing Inc.

Published
2013/10/09
Issue
Vol. 61 No. 3 (2013): July – September
Section
Professional Papers

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