Linux forensics - Introduction
Most of the time, we do not really care about our computers. They are a means to an end, or many ends. Games, Internet, work, you name it. When everything works, the PC is a somewhat noisy beast that let us do what we want - most of the time. But what happens when something goes wrong?
Suddenly, your machine won't boot. Suddenly, you have managed to contract malware. Your hard disk is misbehaving, your partitions are gone, your files are gone. These kinds of disasters are all too common. Unfortunately, very few people think about them, let alone prepare for them.
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