Cracking the Code With Computers

Digital forensics started in the 1980s. Today, it covers a range of cybercrimes. This title dives into crimes committed via computer, from hacking and phishing to money laundering and deepfakes. Leveled text describes how computers have been used in criminal activity and how scientists uncover the proof. Crisp photos help readers visualize on-screen steps of evidence collection. Technology and case file features get specific about software and real-life cases. The title ends with a look at the improving tools for cracking cybercrime cases.