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Complete Digital Forensics Session B – Browser Evidence
After Session A, investigate educational browser artefacts, complete activities, and append browser findings to your case file.
Before you begin
- Your institution has enabled Domain Laboratories.
- You have an active Academic Enrolment on the Course Offering.
- Teaching staff have attached and enabled the Digital Forensics Laboratory.
- You have completed Session A – Evidence Integrity for the same laboratory.
Open Session B
- Open My Learning and enter the Course Offering Learning Experience.
- Open Laboratories and launch Digital Forensics Laboratory.
- On the Digital Forensics hub, confirm Session A shows Completed.
- Select Start Session B (or Continue Session B).
Investigate browser evidence
- Use the Browser evidence viewer to filter by browser or category, search, and sort by timestamp. Use Copy on artefact references (and the Session A SHA-256 if shown) when you need them for activities or findings.
- Review the Artefact timeline for the sequence of browsing activity.
- Complete each Investigation activity by selecting the matching artefact references. After each step (or on reload), the page returns you to the step you need next.
- Append findings to your case file — each finding needs a title, description, artefact reference, importance, and optional notes.
- Optionally add Student notes.
- Select Mark summary ready, then optionally download the Browser Evidence Summary PDF.
- Select Complete Session B to finish and return to Learning Experience.
Notes
- Artefacts are an educational dataset (Chrome, Firefox, Edge). AppliedMode does not read your real browser.
- Findings and timeline entries append to the same case file from Session A. Earlier evidence is not overwritten.
- Session Completion PDF records Session B contribution only — it is not a final investigation report.
- After Session B, Session C – Mobile Acquisition unlocks on the Digital Forensics hub.