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Showing 1 to 20 of 65 for “"Digital Forensics"”.
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Digital Forensics Practices: A Road Map for Building Digital Forensics Capability
Identifying the needs for building and managing Digital Forensics Capability (DFC) are important because these can help organisations to stay abreast of criminal’s activities and challenging pace of technological advancement. The field of Digital Forensics (DF) is witnessing rapid development in …
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Sporhundur : Digital Forensics Tool
This thesis presents Sporhundur, a post-processing tool developed to assist with the analysis of extracted mobile forensic data. The system is designed to process compressed archives produced by forensic extraction tools, locate potential geographical coordinates and related location data, and …
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Prototype Digital Forensics Repository
… of crime, is now being trained in a new realm of Digital Forensics. Forensics investigators have realized that often the most valuable resource available to them is experience and knowledge of fellow investigators. But there is seldom an explicit mechanism for disseminating this knowledge. Hence …
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Data Exploration Interface for Digital Forensics
… presents an ever-growing problem of scale for digital forensic investigations. One aspect of scale problem in the forensic process is the need for new approaches to visually presenting and analyzing large amounts of data. Current generation of tools universally employ three basic GUI …
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A new portable digital forensics curriculum
… materials of a new introductory course in digital forensics. This course is part of a new certificate program in digital forensics at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, along with an advanced digital forensics course and laboratory exercises that are currently under …
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Advanced Techniques for Improving the Efficacy of Digital Forensics Investigations
Digital forensics is the science concerned with discovering, preserving, and analyzing evidence on digital devices. The intent is to be able to determine what events have taken place, when they occurred, who performed them, and how they were performed. In order for an investigation to be effective, …
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Bridging the gap: Applying machine learning techniques in digital forensics
… addressing these threats. While FMA leverages digital forensic techniques to extract and analyse information from system memory to explain security incidents, VMI typically works with live systems, analysing running processes to detect real-time threats. Both approaches face a significant …
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"Digital Forensics is the newest, most troublesome forensic discipline": The Use of Digital Forensics in the Investigation and Prosecution of Major Crime in England and Wales
As digital technology continues to develop at an unprecedented rate, digital forensics (DF) is becoming increasingly important to the investigation and prosecution of cases within the criminal justice system (Lawless, 2016, Horsman, 2024). Over 90% of all crime now has a digital element (Police …
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AKF: A modern synthesis framework for building datasets in digital forensics
… dependent on technology, the advancement of digital forensics has become a key focus in the fight against cybercrime. The forensic community depends on the availability of disk images, network captures, and other forensic artifacts for education, tool validation, and research. However, …
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PRIORITISATION IN DIGITAL FORENSICS: A CASE STUDY OF ABU DHABI POLICE
… is to investigate prioritization process in digital forensics departments in law enforcement organizations. This research is motivated by the fact that case prioritisation plays crucial role to achieve efficient operations in digital forensics departments. Recent years have witnessed the …
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Implementation of digital forensics readiness in big data wireless medical networks
… addressed through the implementation of robust Digital Forensics Readiness (DFR) within WMNs, enabling efficient digital investigations and supporting business continuity following security incidents. Most existing DFR frameworks for WMNs rely on centralised logging architectures, creating …
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Artificial Intelligence for Android Stealth-Attack Detection: A Digital Forensics Approach
… a new detection mechanism based on memory forensics is presented, also resistant to common anti-analysis and adversarial Android samples. Finally, it explains how AI can be applied to Digital Forensics investigations and the importance of accurate and robust AI-based DF tools.
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DF-C²M² : a comprehensive capability maturity model for digital forensics organisations
The field of digital forensics has grown from an obscure area of interest amongst computer enthusiasts to become an emerging forensic scientific discipline of great significance in criminal investigations and civil litigations across the globe. The majority of digital forensic laboratories today …
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Advancing IoT security through blockchain-based decentralized platform and AI-powered digital forensics
… posed significant challenges to IoT security and forensics. To tackle those challenges, innovative solutions are designed to enhancing IoT security and accelerating investigation of cybersecurity incidents by leveraging recent technological advancements in Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence …
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Mobile health applications digital evidence taxonomy with knowledge sharing approach for digital forensics readiness
… (IoT) technology poses a great challenge for digital forensic experts in order to preserve, acquire and analyse digital evidence. Digital evidence taxonomy is one technique in digital forensics that facilitates digital forensics readiness and integration with knowledge sharing approach is …
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Improving Digital Forensics and Incident Analysis in Production Environments by Using Virtual Machine Introspection
Main memory forensics and its special form, virtual machine introspection (VMI), are powerful tools for digital forensics and can be used to improve the security of computer-based systems. However, their use in production systems is often not possible. This work identifies the causes and offers …
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Customization and automation in the future of digital forensics: live OS forensics with FENIX (forensic examiner unix)
… in remote environments for incident response and digital forensics. Between a joint effort between the Center for Information Protection (CIP) and the Iowa State University Police Department (ISUPD), FENIX has been tailored to suit the needs and requests of law enforcement forensic specialists. …
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A Method to Enhance the Accuracy of Digital Forensics in the Absence of Complete Evidence in Saudi Arabia
The tremendous increase in the use of digital devices has led to their involvement in the vast majority of current criminal investigations. As a result, digital forensics has increasingly become one of the most important aspects of criminal investigations. The digital forensics process involves …
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Understanding academic integrity and plagiarism in the digital age: Can digital forensics techniques help prevent and detect academic misconduct?
… ‘Clarify’, that uses a cyber security related digital forensics approach to the detection of plagiarism, contract cheating, collusion and the much more recent problem of artificial intelligence generated essays. Existing plagiarism detection tools focus on the textual content of the document, …
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