Cyber & Digital Forensics

Table of contents

14 chapters · click to start reading

1. 01

   Chapter 01

   Computer Hardware & Operating Systems

2. 02

   Chapter 02

   Cyber Crime Categories

3. 03

   Chapter 03

   First Responder & Digital Search-and-Seizure

4. 04

   Chapter 04

   Windows Forensic Artifacts

5. 05

   Chapter 05

   Linux & macOS Artifacts

6. 06

   Chapter 06

   Browser, Email & Cloud Forensics

7. 07

   Chapter 07

   Network Foundations

8. 08

   Chapter 08

   Network Attacks & Threats

9. 09

   Chapter 09

   Network Security & IPSec

10. 10

    Chapter 10

    Network Monitoring & Intrusion Investigation

11. 11

    Chapter 11

    Mobile Technologies & SIM

12. 12

    Chapter 12

    Mobile Forensic Acquisition

13. 13

    Chapter 13

    Social Media Forensics

14. 14

    Chapter 14

    Cryptography & Cryptanalysis

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Who is this book for?

Forensic science students preparing for the NFSU FACT entrance, UGC-NET Forensic Science, university PG entrances, and BSc / MSc forensic science students who want a consolidated reference for fact exam.

How is the book structured?

14 chapters across 92 pages. Each chapter has worked examples, memory hooks, and a short concept summary; figures use inline SVG so they render crisply at any zoom.

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Is the book updated for the current syllabus?

Yes — the book is currently on edition Edition 2026 and is updated against the latest FACT syllabus and recent PYQs.