Crimes
Violent crimes where computers are used include terrorism, assault threat, stalking, child pornography
Nonviolent crimes where computers are used include trespass, theft, fraud, vandalism
Where evidence often resides for different types of crimes
Address books, chat logs, e-mail, images, movies, Internet browser history, etc.
For more info, see pages 37- 44 in the US. Department of Justice's Electronic Crime Scene Investigation: A Guide for First Responders.
Using evidence to create a crime timeline
Modify Access Create (MAC) dates associated with files
Problems with using these (they don't change in a logical fashion in some cases)
Criminals and crime fighters
Understanding "cyber criminals" and their victims
Understanding "cyber investigators"
Protecting yourself on the Internet
Anti-virus and firewall software
Windows restore points
Case Studies: Melissa virus, DDoS Mafia