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Homework
Instructions
Answers should be contained in either a single Word document or PowerPoint presentation. If using PowerPoint, only one answer per slide. Do not zip file before submission. Number your answers appropriately. If a question has multiple parts, be sure to number those as well (1b, 3c, etc.). If you are skipping an answer, number as usual and note "Question Skipped" or "Not Answered." Keep answers in the order listed in this handout. For written responses, each answer should typically be around 200-250 words (1-2 nice paragraphs), well-written (proper spelling, punctuation, grammar, etc.), and cover the topic fully. Be sure to cite your sources (including the textbook)! If an answer requires a screenshot, please make sure that your screenshot shows all relevant information and is large enough to be easily legible. Points will be deducted if your submission is not properly formatted as detailed above.
Task
You are an experienced employee of the DigiFirm Investigation Company. DigiFirm is conducting an employee training activity in which employees describe the process of how they would look for evidence on their own mobile devices.
For this homework:
I. Create a PowerPoint presentation that includes:
i. The properties of one of your own mobile devices
ii. An outline of the steps you would take to seize evidence from your device, including device storage, system data, and so on
iii. A description of common legal issues related to mobile device forensic activities
iv. A list of the general (i.e., non-sensitive) information that an examination of your device might reveal about your life
II. Log in to the JBLearning Cloud Labs and complete Lab 8: Conducting Forensic
Investigations on Mobile Devices. For deliverables, submit the following:
i. From Section 2: Applied Learning, Part I Identify Forensic Evidence in Android User Data, take a screenshot of Step #19 showing the recovered contact information from the Android phone.
ii. From Section 2: Applied Learning, Part II: Identify Forensic Data in Android Application Data, take a screenshot of Step #23 showing the Investigative Report's Table of Contents (page 3 of the report).