The fact that forensic analysis
tools and methods for mobile deal effectively with user passwords, computer
logins as satisfactorily establish clear rules, because different information
is very accurate. A simple example of this can be the extraction of password
through file sharing. If file sharing is enabled on a PC, then companies like
NetBIOS continued to sensitive information about the system, such as the name
of the device configuration, sufficient reason for the registry key to recover.
Details of these can be used to easily allow brute force attack against any
Windows NT structure.
In addition to a community, such
as packet sniffer software can be used to extract the number of packets
traveling a particular segment of the network, which may include sensitive
information such as consumer information.
A handy tool that is often
ignored called FINGER, can also be used generally to individual retail
applications remotely on computers on which the service is disabled.
Near the identification,
collection and extraction of information that moves seamlessly between
disparate elements of a forensic tools allow the computer forensic experts take
a look at a number that is generated by past activities on the computer. This
information can be used in mobile data records that are generated by brief
information on the number of programs found. This information cannot simply
provide information as something to use the program, but also provide the
general user identification and other information that does not allow saving
files.
Forensic tools can also have a
look at the information in the file of the game and the unallocated space, the.
Cannot be read by the consumer under the usual conditions for this type of
information can clearly because the light environment of classified information
and can cover up to 50% of an expensive PC unit. This information can be at
room temperature by email fragments, word processing fragments, trees
registration tables. Than enough since the remains of the exercise, which took
place in the previous sessions working on a computer these pieces of
information could also quickly learn how to provide important information and
demonstrate a valuable clue for computer forensics to be professional for
evidence, and then these activities are potential simply with the aid of legal
tools (Dacca, 2005).
