Abstract
This article states that against the background of user interaction with the Internet resources, several groups of traces are formed: the first characterizes the formal or technical side of the user’s connection to the Internet (IP address, MAC address or IMEI, time and period connections); the second group of traces reflects the content or informational component of the connection (personal data of the user; his actions with multimedia content; reflects the interaction with subscribers: correspondence, sending information), for obtaining information about which there are significant difficulties. Therefore, it is proposed to consider the features of the production of individual investigative actions in order to extract forensically significant information from the Internet.
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