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The chain of custody is a full-process record-keeping mechanism in digital forensics used to prove that evidence was not tampered with or contaminated from acquisition to presentation in court.
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11/2/2026
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Digital Forensics Interview: How Do You Ensure Electronic Evidence Is Admissible in Court?
youtubeSimply Cyber - Gerald Auger, PhD11/2/2026
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