Abstract
The handling of the chain of custody for digital evidence is a complex issue and more difficult than physical evidence. The main problem in the chain of custody of digital evidence is related to how to record and what should be documented the information of evidence in an investigative process. This paper provides a mechanism for recording and documentation of digital evidence as well as mapping information that must exist for a chain of custody of digital evidence. The recording mechanism is performed after the acquisition and disk imaging of electronic evidence while mapping the information is done into two parts, static and dynamic information. This concept is expected to be an alternative solution for digital evidence handling and to provide solutions for information standards for a chain of custody of digital evidence.
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