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Practical Digital Forensics
Get started with the art and science of digital forensics
with this practical, hands-on guide!
Richard Boddington
BIRMINGHAM - MUMBAI
Practical Digital Forensics
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About the Author
Richard Boddington
commenced general policing with the London Metropolitan
Police in 1968 and joined the Royal Hong Kong Police in 1971, later serving as a
chief inspector in the Special Branch. In 1980, Richard moved to Australia and
worked as a desk officer and case officer with the Australian Security Intelligence
Organization. He later worked in several federal and state government agencies,
including the Western Australia Department of Treasury and Finance, as a senior
intelligence officer.
In 2008, he commenced developing and coordinating information security and
digital forensics undergraduate and postgraduate courses at Murdoch University,
where he was responsible for the creation of a digital forensic and information
security degree offering. He provided a unique online virtual digital forensics
unit for postgraduate students at the University of Western Australia in 2014.
Between 1991 and 2015, Richard was a security analyst and digital forensic
practitioner, providing independent consultancy services for legal practitioners and
organizations requiring independent digital forensic examinations and reports. This
included analyzing case evidence in criminal and civil cases heard at Magistrate,
District and Commonwealth Courts. His work included the compilation of digital
forensic reports and testifying as an expert witness on complex technical matters
to assist the jury in understanding digital evidence presented during trial.
Recent forensic examinations undertaken by him include analyzing digital
evidence recovered from computers, mobile phones, and other digital devices
and then preparing expert testimony relating to a broad range of criminal and
civil cases, including:
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Child pornography and child exploitation
Cyberstalking
Aggravated burglary and false imprisonment
Analysis of CCTV video digital evidence of assault and rape cases
Alleged homicide, suicide, and other crimes of violence
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