The Fundamental Computer Investigation Guide for Microsoft Windows : A DiscussionKai Axford, CISSP, MCSESr. Security StrategistMicrosoft Corporationhttp://blogs.technet.com/kaiaxford

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ResourcesSecurity Minded – Kai’s Bloghttp://blogs.technet.com/kaiaxford

File System Forensic Analysis. Brian Carrier ISBN: 0-321-26817-2

Digital Evidence and Computer Crime. Eoghan Casey. ISBN: 012162885X

Fundamental Computer Investigation Guide For Windows http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/guidance/disasterrecovery/computer_investigation/default.mspx

Incident Response: Investigating Computer Crime. Kevin Mandia & Chris ProsiseISBN: 007222696X

Windows Forensic Analysis. Harlan Carvey.ISBN: 159749156X

“How Online Criminals Make Themselves Tough to Find, Near Impossible to Nab”. Berinato, Scott. May 2007. http://www.cio.com

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