Book on how to conduct an investigation?

You mean something like THIS or THIS?

Not exactly what I had in mind, but they look like I could learn from them, thanks.

I was thinking more of a general book on investigation that wasn't really written for computer forensics, but any forensics/investigative work. Something that would give advice such as stay calm, keep an open mind, be objective, methodical, thorough, etc.

Try this …

Principles and Practices of Criminalistics The Profession of Forensic Science (Protocols in Forensic Science) by Keith Inman and Norah Rudin

It ain't cheap - but I found it a really good read.

Try this …

Principles and Practices of Criminalistics The Profession of Forensic Science (Protocols in Forensic Science) by Keith Inman and Norah Rudin

It ain't cheap - but I found it a really good read.

Yeah that looks about like what I'm looking for as long as it doesn't cover too much about processing a crime scene from a traditional crime, and has a lot of information that is relevant to computer forensics. Unfortunately you're right, the ain't cheap and is a lot more than I'm looking to spend. There has to be a cheaper book out there for me.

Take a look at Digital Evidence and Computer Crime by Eoghan Casey. It covers high-level forensic methodology (from a broad scientific perspective) and forensic computing and incident response as well.

Hope this helps.

John

The is the greatest book. " The Best DAMN Cybercrime and Digital Forensics book Period."

I can give you a copy if u like.

Any one else read this one ? I am curious as to know what's so "Damn Best" about it. The only review I can find is a 3* one on Amazon …

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The is the greatest book. " The Best DAMN Cybercrime and Digital Forensics book Period."

I can give you a copy if u like.

How many copies do you have?

I have the electronic book and there is none like it. Believe me.