Recovering deleted files (1 of 3)
In my last post, I pointed out that in the case of the BTK killer in Kansas, investigators recovered a deleted Microsoft Office document that contained evidence crucial to the case. There are still...
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It often comes as a shock to attorneys and their staff when they hear that electronic discovery processing doesn’t automatically search the entire contents of a custodian’s hard drive. So, it’s worth...
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To recover deleted files, user activity logs, Internet history, and other potentially relevant custodian information, a ‘physical’ copy or forensic image of the hard drive or other media is required....
View ArticleRecovering Deleted Email
It’s important to understand that deleted email is not recovered or indexed using common litigation support or electronic discovery software. These applications only process email that is still visible...
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