Networking Fundamentals for Digital Forensics | Chapter 11 from Learn Computer Forensics by William Oettinger
Networking Fundamentals for Digital Forensics | Chapter 11 from Learn Computer Forensics by William Oettinger In a world where almost every digital crime involves a network, understanding networking is critical for any forensic analyst. Chapter 11 of Learn Computer Forensics (Second Edition) by William Oettinger provides a foundational overview of networking concepts—from the OSI model to IP addressing and common communication protocols—equipping investigators with the knowledge needed to trace, analyze, and interpret network-based digital evidence. 📺 Watch the full chapter summary here: The OSI and TCP/IP Models: Understanding Data Flow Oettinger begins with the OSI (Open Systems Interconnection) Model and TCP/IP Model —two frameworks for understanding how data travels across a network: OSI Model: 7 layers – Physical, Data Link, Network, Transport, Session, Presentation, Application TCP/IP Model: 4 layers – Link, Internet, Transport, Application Mapping these m...