Professional usage of Internet Various programmes, especially browsers, are pointed out. We emphasise on choosing and adjusting the browser in such way that own traces are minimal.
Internet infrastructure
An internet investigator needs an insight in the technical construction of the internet to analyse the forensic traces of computers and persons.
Investigating with search engines
This module explains how search engines work exactly to show what can and cannot be found.
Traces and anonymity
During this module you will learn how to limit your own traces. We point out anonymity tactics, hiding your own identity and much discussed mistakes out of the practise.
Trace e-mail
Every e-mail message has traces. You will learn to make these traces visible and to find the source of the message.
Newsgroups
Newsgroups are an important, often underrated source of information. You will not only learn to use the newsgroups and archives, but also to identify the persons and match them to geographic locations.
Professional investigation and hidden sources
There are a number of other possibilities, besides search engines to investigate on the internet. During this module these possibilities, like online communities, hidden databases, archives and search portals are pointed out.
Security
The module ‘Security’ teaches you to distinguish risks and, where necessary, take precautionary measures.
Supporting Software
There are a number of programs that can be used to support internet investigations. Think of website trackers and programs for offline browsing.