Since the advent of affordable personal computers, digital devices, and later the Internet, these technologies have been used for both legal and illegal purposes, and in order to collect evidence to help prosecute some of the people engaged in the latter, a new science had to be born: digital forensics. An article at Help Net Security discusses the challenges of breaking into the computer forensics field and offers tips on what to do and what to expect in this line of work.
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