Difference between pages "Eraser" and "Slack"
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| − | + | In Computer Forensics ''slack'' refers to the bytes after the logical end of a file and the end of the cluster wherein the final byte of the valid file resides. | |
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| − | + | == Slack Types == | |
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| + | === RAM Slack === | ||
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| + | === File Slack === | ||
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Definition
In Computer Forensics slack refers to the bytes after the logical end of a file and the end of the cluster wherein the final byte of the valid file resides.
