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In order to control the environment.

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As we start our investigation, we must understand the environment.

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Here, digital evidence is being stored, created and accessed.

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In most cases, this will be a computer system.

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I use the term computer system, and what that comprises is the operating system, the file system and

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the hardware bundled together to create this computer.

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So to be effective, you must understand the physical media.

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The data is stored on so the file system used on the storage device and how that data is tracked and

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accessed while on the storage device.

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Once you understand the process, you can then implement controls to protect the integrity of the digital

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evidence.

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So what is the boot process?

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Well, when you press the power button and electricity energizes the system, a series of commands is

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usual.

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So as it executes the commands, the system is taking steps just like on a ladder to achieve the goal

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of a running operating system.

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So if something breaks any of these steps, then the system will not load.

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So it will fail.

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So we have a post here.

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So what is the boot process is the first step is the boot process is the power on self-test post here.

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So this in post phase, the CPU will access the read only memory rom and the basic input output system

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and the test to test essential motherboard functions.

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So actually it's I will share this file with you after this lecture in assignments or I will create

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separate lecture for sharing these files.

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So I want to write that everything clearly here.

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So when you look at it, you can understand easily.

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And so.

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This is the CPU will access.

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Here.

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Angels make a bigger and.

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Text.

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But CPU will access.

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Uh, the great.

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It.

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Only.

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Memory.

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Memory.

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Uh, so this is the rum rum here, and.

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And the basic input.

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Out put system.

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Which in this case this is the bias, actually.

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You know, I think the bias is the when you enter with f, f 20 or f two, like tail buttons to boot

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device here.

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So this is where you hear the beep sound when you turn the power on the computer system.

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So it is beep sound is not.

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Using anymore.

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It is with sound Is the old computers using this sound.

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If there is an error, this is the system will notify you of the error on the computer fraud use of

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the beep codes like if you have an like ram error this will this.

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A motherboard buzzer will be three times.

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They didn't like that.

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So if there's any node, you will know about that.

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So, for example, you can search these beeps in Google and you will get the relevant result because

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if you if your video card is broken or something not working, you can see these errors or bios, motherboard

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can cannot show these errors on screen, right?

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So instead of that, the motherboard uses the.

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Buzzer to beep several times for searching and finding what's what's wrong with your computer.

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So once the post test has successfully completed, the Bios is activated and executed.

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Note that the system has not accessed the storage media for now at this phase of our booting process.

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All the program executions are taking place at the motherboard level and not in the storage devices.

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The user can access the bios by using the correct combination as displayed in the screen.

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So the bias then will have the basic information of the system, the amount of Ram, the type of CPU

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information about attached devices and system date and time.

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The easiest way to document this information is to take photographs of it as it displayed on the screen.

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So this is also where you can change the boot sequence.

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So typically the system checks the CD, DVD first and then the designed designated hard drive.

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So this is where you will be able to change the setting of the boot device when we create a boot media

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later on this lectures changing the boot device tells the Bios to access the device we are providing

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and not the suspects.

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So in 2010 the Bios function was replaced by the United Extensible firmware interface.

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This is the I think you know that already.

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Actually let's.

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United.

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This is the UAV.

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So.

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So these United Extensible firmware interface provides the same service as the bias, but this is the

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like version two of the bias.

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So this is an unchanged like.

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What's different is actually let's let's make a.

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Differences here.

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So.

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Actually, I want to delete that.

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Actually, I will read these differences down because I'm.

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Searching for the right.

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Table for that.

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So.

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So.

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Year in as I said earlier in bios had update so by actually replaced by a.

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United extensible firmware interface.

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Um actually let me note that down here.

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The extensible firmware.

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Here.

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So it provides the same services as the Bios, but has been encouraged like it has the better security

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at Pre-boot process.

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It has the fastest startup compared compared to Bios.

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It has the support storage device storage drives at larger than 2000GB like two terabytes.

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Support for 64 bit device drivers.

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And this has the support for GPT partition tables.

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So the secure boot feature allows us to.

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Using authenticated operating systems when booting the computer system.

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So this can be an issue if you are attempting to use an alternative booting device.

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So, um.

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Well, let me actually make another dry diagram here.

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This is the power.

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The post post.

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The post actually lets me.

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Bigger words.

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And then we have bias and.

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Okay.

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Here.

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Homes.

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And this counselor.

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So.

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Now, as you can see in this diagram.

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Well, actually, yes, yes, yes, you can You can see here once the power is turned on.

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Um.

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And has completed the post test here.

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Depending on the system, it may boot for bios or.

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It may boot with Wi-Fi.

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Seem so the bias will look for the bias will look for the master boot record of the boot device so fast

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will So MBR is a typical for bios.

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Here.

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NBR So the NBR located at is Sector Zero and holds information about the partitions.

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So.

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Yes.

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So NBR holds the information about partitions.

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So.

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So host information about partitions and also holds information also filesystem and the bootloader code

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for installed operating system.

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So once they found at the bootloader here.

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And has been activated.

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Control is then passed over to the operating system to complete the boot process.

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So.

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The operating system for completing the boot process here.

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Operating system.

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So.

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After operating system.

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The.

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Promptly started and you can use a computer like so.

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Then we will.

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Let's go to Wi-Fi.

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So the Wi-Fi United Extensible firmware interface, as you can see here, it's in changed version of

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bios.

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So Wi-Fi will look for the GPT.

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So as you know, GPT is the Guid partition table.

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We will talk about it later.

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Then let's create a new here.

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So if I will look for the GPT.

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Actually, it's.

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Right.

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Deputy.

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Here.

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So.

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It will have a protective image to ensure legacy systems will not mistakenly read this as being unpartitioned

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and overwrite the data.

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It will also contain the partition entries and backup partition table header so a GPT disk can contain

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up to 128 partitions.

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Yes, GPT can contain up to 128 partitions for Windows operating system, just like the Bios theme.

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Once the active partition and bootloader have been found, the operating system will take over the booting

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process.

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Here.

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So since you understand the boot process, we still want to control the boot environment with creation

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of forensics boot media, which we will discuss in next lecture.

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So I'm waiting you in.

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Next lecture.

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Actually, we will have a little test after this actual practice test after this lecture.

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So.

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I'm sure you can make and complete by 100% of these practice tests.

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So after completing the practices, I'm waiting you in next lecture.

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Thank you for watching.
