What is an MRU in digital forensics?
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What is an MRU in digital forensics?
Maximum Receive Unit:
Maximum Receive Unit is a common concept in networking and is defined as the largest packet size that a network card will accept. If you send data to your network card more significant than the packet size that your network card can handle, your data will not be sent. This is important because the router you are trying to connect to is a computer with a small amount of memory and a small processor.
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View this answerIn digital forensics, MRU is used to measure the volume of data acquired in a given period. Once the MRU is reached, the investigator must stop...
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