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Discuss the general guidelines for processing computer evidence. Can someone explain each process as it pertains to computer evidence: Collection, storage, processing, and retrieval/documentation.

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Processing of computer evidence is examined. The expert discusses the general guideline for processing computer evidence.

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The processing of computer evidence may differ from department to department but the general nexus is predicated upon ensuring that "no" evidence that is attempting to be hidden from investigators is hidden. Therefore, the investigators must ensure that they take precautions throughout each step of the process wherein this begins with transporting the seized computer. The investigators muse ensure that the computer is transported to a secure location because this is necessary for ensuring that the ...

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