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Tool of a crime, cybercrime, computer forensics, computer technologies, forensic science, subject of a crime.

The article is dedicated to the examination of the impact of computer technologies on the development of forensic science as a whole, as well as their characterization as objects of forensic investigation. Within the scope of the research, an analysis of three main trends of forensic science in the field of information technologies is conducted. Computer technologies are considered as a means of obtaining evidence, the subject, and the instrument of crime. We conclude that computer technologies play a significant role in the process of forensic investigations, influencing the quality of criminal investigations, and consequently, the state of legality within the state.

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2. Lin X, Lin X, Lagerstrom-Fife. Introductory computer forensics. Springer International Publishing; 2018.
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18. URL: https://g-ross.com.ua/kryminalistyka.html.
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