Posted: December 3rd, 2022

CRJ326 Digital Forensics Email Tracing

CRJ326 Digital Forensics Email Tracing
Due Date: 11:59 pm EST Sunday of Unit 6
Points: 100
Overview:
It is time to put your detective skills to work. In this assignment, you will write a brief
paper describing how you analyzed a suspicious email. The Hostinger website in this
unit’s resources will be helpful for this activity.
Instructions:
Select and research a free email header analyzer.
Using an existing email in your email inbox, locate the header of the email.
With the header analyzer you have researched, parse out all of the pertinent
information:
• What is the originating IP address?
• What is the service provider for the originating IP address?
• What is the recipient’s IP address?
• What time was the email sent?
Document the process you just conducted.
• List the steps you took in finding the email header.
• Describe the email analyzer you used to parse the pertinent information.
• Summarize your findings in a manner that can be understood by someone who is
not familiar with electronic investigations. It is common that investigators need to
explain complex processes in a concise manner to members of the jury at trial.
CRJ326 – Digital Forensics
Email Tracing
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Requirements:
• The report should be a minimum of two pages.
• Copy and paste the email header you are analyzing into your assignment
document.
Be sure to read the criteria by which your work will be evaluated before you write
and again after you write.
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Assessment Rubric for Email Tracing Assignment
CRITERIA Deficient Needs
Improvement
Proficient Exemplary
0 – 14 points 15-19 points 20-24 points 25 points
Email’s
Originating IP
Address
The IP address is
missing.
The IP address is
listed but is
incorrect.

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