Name two features in a Web browser that can be sources of information for forensic examiners. How would the examiner use each of these features?
What will be an ideal response?
Two features in a Web browser that can be sources of information for forensic examiners are the Internet history feature and the bookmark (or favorites) feature. Using the Internet history, an examiner can track all of the Web sites the user has visited for periods as long as several weeks. The
bookmark feature can help an examiner learn more about a computer user’s interests by showing what kinds of Web sites he or she visits frequently.
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A. A voidable marriage. B. An invalid marriage. C. A void marriage. D. A dissolution.
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a. True b. False
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