Evidence Seizure Level One
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This document provides guidance on collecting and preserving high-tech evidence in criminal cases. It discusses identifying different types of computer-related evidence, such as hard drives, disks, and memory cards. Guidelines are given for photographing the evidence, sketching the layout, disconnecting computers safely, and transporting items securely. Maintaining a clear chain of custody for all evidence is emphasized, from seizure through presentation in court. The document also outlines proper storage conditions to prevent evidence degradation.
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Presentation of the OECD Artificial Intelligence Review of Germany
Presentation of the OECD Artificial Intelligence Review of Germany
HCL Notes und Domino Lizenzkostenreduzierung in der Welt von DLAU
HCL Notes und Domino Lizenzkostenreduzierung in der Welt von DLAU
Evidence Seizure Level One
- 3. High Tech Evidence Collection and Seizure
- 10. Identification – General Concepts You can take everything, or take only what is subject to search warrant or you can take only data. (Computer of Victim vs. Suspect vs. 2nd party to the event ??) But…
- 19. Sample Evidence – Tower Computer Case
- 20. Sample Evidence - Monitor, Keyboard, and Mouse
- 21. Sample Evidence - Computer Media/Storage
- 22. Sample Evidence - Computer Media/Storage USB pocket disk 32MB IBM Microdrive 1GB, 500/340 MB
- 23. Sample Evidence - Computer Media/Storage “ Thumb Drives” up to 128MB “Disk-on-Key” unit
- 24. Sample Evidence - Card Readers USB Pocket DigiDrive. Reads multiple media sources, smart cards etc..
- 26. Sample Evidence – Magnetic Card Readers Mini-Mag Magstripe reader (PMR 102)
- 27. Sample Evidence – Laptop
- 28. Sample Evidence – Tablet PC
- 29. Sample Evidence - Computer peripherals
- 30. Sample Evidence - Flat Plate Scanner
- 31. Sample Evidence – Homemade
- 32. Sample Evidence - Homemade
- 33. Sample Evidence Area Sometimes they can never be separated from their computer.
- 48. Preservation – Hacker systems When you have a case involving a computer as the object or means of committing a crime, remember that a program running in memory might be the evidence of your crime.
- 54. Preservation – Urban Legend? The possible presence of degaussing (magnets) equipment placed in the crime scene by the suspect. Evidence being lost due the presence of large degaussing hardware hidden in a doorway and operated by a wall switch. Hmm,…not likely.
- 59. It is the small stuff that can create problems sometimes…
- 61. Someone wanted this one dead…
- 72. Collection
- 74. Collection If you are seizing more than one computer system first number the computers and then tag the cables and hardware using the computer number. Ex. A-1, B-1, A-2, B-2 etc…