Investigators should not rely on one piece of digital evidence when examining an alibi – they should look for an associated _______.

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• Types of digital evidence that might corroborate an alibi include:
• In confirming an alibi involving an obscure piece of equipment, if no documentation is available, the manufacturer is no longer in business, or the equipment/network is so complicated that nobody fully understands how it works, you should:
• Absence of evidence refutes an alibi.
• The process of documenting the seizure of digital evidence and, in particular, when that evidence changes hands, is known as:
• When assessing the reliability of digital evidence, the investigator is concerned with whether the computer that generated the evidence was functioning normally, and:
• It is quite difficult to fabricate an alibi on a network successfully because:
• To demonstrate that someone is lying about an alibi, it is necessary to:
• A valid definition of digital evidence is:
• What are the three general categories of computer systems that can contain digital evidence?
• In terms of digital evidence, the Internet is an example of: