INT250: Digital Evidence Analysis Notes & Study Material
This course covers computer forensics and incident response, storage and file systems, forensic data acquisition, and analysis of Windows, Linux, network, web, email, dark web, and malware evidence.
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Handwritten Notes & Slides
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Previous Year Papers (PYQs)
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Official Syllabus & CA Pattern
Course structure, credits, weightage, and continuous evaluation criteria.
Course Overview & Evaluation Scheme
INT250 Unit-Wise Detailed Syllabus
Unit 1: Understanding Hard Disks and File Systems
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Unit 2: Data Acquisition and Windows Forensics
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Unit 3: Linux and Network Forensics
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Unit 4: Dark Web, Email, and Web Attacks
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Unit 5: Analysis of Malware
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Unit 6: Continuous Assessment
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