Digital forensics is the process of identifying, preserving, analyzing, and presenting electronic evidence for legal purposes. Final evidence extraction refers to the last stage in the forensic process, where crucial evidence is retrieved from devices such as computers, smartphones, and cloud storage to be used in court proceedings.

This process involves recovering deleted files, decrypting protected data, analyzing logs, and extracting metadata to establish the authenticity of evidence. It is essential in cybercrime investigations, fraud cases, intellectual property theft, and digital terrorism.