Computer Forensics and Cyber Crime: An Introduction explores the current state of computer crime within the
United States. Beginning with the 1970's, this work traces the history of technological crime, and identifies areas
ripe for exploitation from technology savvy deviants. This book also evaluates forensic practices and software
in light of government legislation, while providing a thorough analysis of emerging case law in a jurisprudential
climate. Finally, this book outlines comprehensive guidelines for the development of computer forensic laboratories,
the creation of computer crime task forces, and search and seizures of electronic equipment.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Computer Terminology & History Chapter 3 Traditional Computer Crime: Hackers and Theft of Components Chapter 4 Contemporary Computer Crime Chapter 5 Identity Theft & Identity Fraud Chapter 6 Organized Crime & Terrorism Chapter 7 Avenues for Prosecution and Government Efforts Chapter 8 Applying the First Amendment to Computer Related Crime Chapter 9 The Fourth Amendment & Other Legal Issues Chapter 10 Forensic Terminology & Developing Forensic Capabilities Chapter 11 Searching and Seizing Computer Related Evidence Chapter 12 Processing Evidence and Report Preparation Chapter 13 Conclusions & Future Issues