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Use one example to discuss how to use digital stratigraphy techniques in computer forensics.
What is digital stratigraphy? Give an example to illustrate how digital stratigraphy is important in the field of Computer Forensics.
This solution discusses the importance of Digital Stratigraphy in Computer Forensics with the help of an example.
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