Digital Forensic Evidence Digital forensic evidence is also known as computer forensic evidence or system forensic evidence. It may be found on...

Determine the appropriate digital forensic analysis technique for a given scenarios below and why? I have also included a word document with information pertaining to the questions below (PLEASE VERIFY BEFORE ANSWERING)

The Federal Trade Commission disclosed a law suit against unknown credit card fraudsters. Over 15 companies were being run by "money mules," people who transfer stolen goods or money from one country to another. The money mules were recruited via a spam e-mail message.

A hacker broke into the primary Web server of a major e-commerce Web site and planted a logic bomb that would cause a Web server to power down. It was programmed to go off at noon the day after Thanksgiving, at the height of the holiday shopping season. Security employees at the e-commerce company were alerted to the possibility of the logic bomb but hadn’t yet located it.

Company Technicians had been experiencing fierce competition with a rival firm. The rival firm was consistently offering new software products to customers ahead of Company Techs and the software was almost identical to Company Techs’ pre-release products. Company Techs’ network was highly secure but managers suspected that an internal employee was sharing confidential development plans and code.