Builds on: Advanced Electronic Evidence (Part 2): IoT, Anti-Forensics, Ethics and Reporting
Vehicles, Wearables, Smart Homes and Drones
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A car remembers where it went and whose phone it met. A watch counts a heartbeat through the night. A door sensor logs each opening. A drone records its own flight. These quiet witnesses are easy to misread and easy to spoil.
Focus: for each device, ask where the data really sits. There are usually three places. This unit is general knowledge. It is not legal advice, and it does not train anyone to take a device apart.
Learning objectives
- Use the "three places" model to find data from a connected device.
- Name the main kinds of data held by vehicles, wearables, smart-home devices and drones.
- Take the first safe steps with each, and know when to call a specialist.
- Explain why this data is a lead that needs testing before it is called proof.
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