Any probative information stored or transmitted digitally, which can be used by a party in a judicial dispute in Court, is
referred to as digital evidence [4]. In recent years the use of digital evidence has increased exponentially. Consequently,
Digital Forensics are becoming more and more concerned about the admissibility and the probative value of digital
evidence. Digital evidence should be carefully examined by the Court before being considered reliable,
since it is ubiqui-tous and immaterial. Moreover, it is fundamental to make a distinction between local and remote digital evidence.