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Discuss forensic investigation in non-Window operating systems.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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How common is it to become the victim of an Internet involved crime in the area of exploitation or stalking?
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

 Macintosh operating system
 Imaging
 Finding evidence
 Forensic toolkits: Black Bag Technologies Mac Forensic Software and MacForensicsLab
 Linux/Unix Operating Systems
 Tools: Maresware: Linux Forensics, the Farmer's Boot CD, and SMART

Answer to Question 2

Results from Youth Internet Safety Survey
Results from Pew Research Center study on cyberbullying
Results from Finn study on stalking
Results from National Crime Victimization Supplemental Victimization Survey



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