Course Outline:
I. Introduction to Digital Forensics
- Definition and scope of digital forensics
- History and evolution of digital forensics
- Importance of digital forensics in law enforcement and cybersecurity
- Types of digital forensics: computer, network, mobile, and cloud
- Legal and ethical considerations
II. Digital Evidence
-Learn Linux
-Types of digital evidence
-Collection and preservation of digital evidence
-Chain of custody
III. Digital Crime and Cybersecurity
-Types of digital crimes (e.g. hacking, identity theft)
-Common cybersecurity threats (e.g. malware, phishing)
IV. Computer Systems and Networks
-Basic computer architecture and operating systems
-Computer networks and network protocols
-Network security and intrusion detection
V. Linux
-File systems and partitions
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Unit 1 - FSH, Using CLI &s; File Editing
Unit 1 Lesson Plan
-1.1.1 - File System Hierarchy Lesson Notes
PowerPoint Guided Notes
Answer Key Quiz : Key
-1.2.5 - File and Directory Management Lesson Notes
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Answer Key Lab - Linux 101 Quiz : Key
-3.1.1 - Shell Script Elements Part 1 Lesson Notes
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-3.1.2 - Shell Script Elements Part 2 Lesson Notes
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-1.2.1 - File Editing Lesson Notes
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Answer Key Lab - Nano vs Vim Quiz : Key
-3.1.3 - Script Utilities and Variables Lesson Notes
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Answer Key Lab - Linux 102 Quiz : Key
-1.2.3 - Metadata Lesson Notes
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-1.2.2 - File Compressing and Archiving Lesson Notes
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Answer Key Lab - File Compression and Metadata Quiz : Key
Unit 2 - User Accounts &s; Management
Unit 2 Lesson Plan
-2.2.1 - Account Creation and Deletion Lesson Notes
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Answer Key Lab - Account Creation Quiz : Key
-2.2.2 - Account Configuration and Management Lesson Notes
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-2.4.2 - Executing Commands as Another User Lesson Notes
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Answer Key Lab - To sudo or Not to sudo, That Is the Question Quiz : Key
-4.4.1 - Troubleshooting File Permissions Lesson Notes
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Answer Key Lab - Troubleshooting File Permissions Quiz : Key
Unit 3 - Services &s; Networking
Unit 3 Lesson Plan
-1.4.1 - System Services Lesson Notes
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-1.4.2 - Process Management Lesson Notes
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-1.5.1 - Network Interface Management Lesson Notes
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-1.5.2 - Name Resolution Lesson Notes
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-1.5.3 - Network Monitoring Lesson Notes
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Answer Key Lab - TCPDUMP vs Wireshark Quiz : Key
-1.5.4 - Remote Networking Tools Lesson Notes
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Answer Key Lab - Remote Networking Tools Quiz : Key
-1.2.4 - Linking and Copying Files Between Systems Lesson Notes
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Answer Key Lab - Linking and Copying Files Between Systems Quiz : Key
-4.2.1 - Network Resource Issues Lesson Notes
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Answer Key Lab - Nmap and nslookup Quiz : Key
VI. Computer Forensics
-Data recovery and analysis
-File systems and partitions
Linux
Steganography and cryptography
VII. Network Forensics
Network traffic analysis
Network protocols and packet analysis
Investigating network intrusions
VIII. Presentation and Reporting
Documenting and reporting findings
Testifying in court
IX. Mobile Device Forensics
Types of mobile devices and operating systems
Collection and analysis of mobile device data
X. Emerging Trends in Digital Forensics
New technologies and techniques in digital forensics
Current issues and challenges in digital forensics
Note that this is just a sample outline and actual course content
and order may vary depending on the specific high school program and instructor.
It's important to ensure that students have a strong work ethic.
