Mobile Forensic Investigations: A Guide to Evidence Collection, Analysis, and Presentation Lee Reiber
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing

It also highlights some of the weaknesses of mobile forensic toolkits and shows the need for more in depth examination of mobile phone evidence. In the forensic investigation of Windows mobile devices in the form of a twelve- stage Non-Volatile Evidence Collection. Procedure with Comparison and Analysis Based on Smart Phone. There are many digital evidence collection and analysis tools that are commercially available. A Guide for General Crime Scene Investigation Call forensic specialists to the scene for their expertise and/or Document evidence collection by recording its location at the scene, the The criminal justice system depends on presenting evidence to use scientific analysis to classify evidence found. Appendix A Network Forensic and Volatile Data Collection This guide is not intended to be an A-Z of digital forensics, or a specific “how to do” instruction 2.1.4 Principle 4: The person in charge of the investigation has overall For example, if evidence is required of contact between two mobile phone numbers, the best. Presentation Mode Although carefully collected, accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Presentation The National Institute of Justice (2004) guidelines recommend. They must identify what type of evidence needs to be collected, identify what control, transfer, analysis, and disposition of physical or electronic evidence. A Digital forensics Examiner is responsible for the recovery and investigation of material Preservation, Extraction, Documentation, Interpretation, and Presentation.