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Written by a highly qualified associate professor and consultant in the field,File System Forensics includes information on
The necessary concepts required to understand file system forensics for anyone with basic computing experience
File systems specific to Windows, Linux, and macOS, with coverage of FAT, ExFAT, and NTFS
Advanced topics such as deleted file recovery, fragmented file recovery, searching for particular files, links, checkpoints, snapshots, and RAID
Issues facing file system forensics today and various issues that might evolve in the field in the coming years
File System Forensics is an essential, up-to-date reference on the subject for graduate and senior undergraduate students in digital forensics, as well as digital forensic analysts and other law enforcement professionals.
