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Computer Forensics

This is most commonly described as a method of investigation used in computer crimes. The purpose of the investigation is usually to gather potential legal evidence for a wide range of crimes where computers were utilized.

Tools
Coroner's Toolkit- in depth forensic analysis of UNIX based systems
Toms Root Boot- examines system processes and trace

Links
www.computerforensics.net/forensics.htm
www.epic.org