
Digital Forensics and Cyber Crime
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Content
- Title
- Preface
- Organization
- Table of Contents
- Dealing with the Problem of Cybercrime
- Introduction
- Terminology and Taxonomies
- A New Model for Classifying Cybercrime
- Refining the Type I/II Classification of Cybercrime
- Extending and Applying the Refined Taxonomy
- International Cybercrime Legislation and Compliance with CoE Convention
- Australia and the UAE - The Fight against Cybercrime
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Software Piracy Forensics: The Need for Further Developing AFC
- Introduction
- The AFC Test
- References
- A Simple Cost-Effective Framework for iPhone Forensic Analysis
- Introduction
- Literature Review
- Proposed Method
- Data Acquisition
- Data Analysis
- Data Reporting
- Experimental Results
- Voice Communication Related Evidence
- Text Communication Related Evidence
- Network Related Evidence
- Audio-Visual Evidence
- Location Related Evidence
- Online Activity Related Evidence
- User Activity Relatedd Evidence
- Evaluations of the Digital Evidence
- Comparisons with Existing Products and Methods
- Challenges and Limitations
- Conclusion
- References
- Detecting Intermediary Hosts by TCP Latency Measurements
- Introduction
- Background
- Latency Propagation Theory
- Statistical Model of Burst Inter-arrival Time
- Experimental Setup
- Burst Interarrival Time Results
- RTT Experiment Results
- Burst Interarrival Time Results from No Proxy Case
- Burst Interarrival Time Results from Proxy Case
- Discussion and Future Work
- Conclusion
- References
- Reliable Acquisition of RAM Dumps from Intel-Based Apple Mac Computers over FireWire
- Introduction
- Reliable Acquisition of Mac OS X RAM Content via FireWire
- State of the Arts
- Reliable FireWire RAM Imaging for Intel-Based Apple Mac Computers
- Extracting Fragments of Open AIM Conversations
- AOL Instant Messenger Background
- AOL Instant Messenger Chat Logs Formats in the RAM
- Experimental Results
- Future Work
- References
- Towards More Secure Biometric Readers for Effective Digital Forensic Investigation
- Introduction
- Biometric Technologies
- Network Attacks
- DoS Attacks
- ARP Cache Poisoning Attack
- Experiments
- Network Architecture
- Attack Tools
- DoS Attacks Results for Fingerprint Readers
- DoS Attacks Results for Iris Readers
- ARP Cache Poisoning Attack Results for Fingerprint and Iris Readers
- Enhanced Network Architecture for e-Forensic Investigation
- Conclusion
- References
- Defining a Standard for Reporting Digital Evidence Items in Computer Forensic Tools
- Introduction
- Problem Statement
- Related Literature and Software
- Commercial Computer Forensic Tools
- Standardization
- Methodology
- Discussion and Result
- Computer Forensics Tool Survey
- Chain of Custody
- Forensic Community Opinion Questionnaire
- Standard Definition
- XML Schema
- Conclusion
- Future Work
- References
- Signature Based Detection of User Events for Post-mortem Forensic Analysis
- Introduction
- Contribution
- Organization
- Traditional Analysis in an Investigation
- Automatic Detection of User Events
- Windows Timestamps
- Deriving User Action Signatures for Internet Explorer
- Determining Traces for the Signature
- Analysis of Timestamp Updates
- Categories of Timestamps
- Signature Generalization
- Creation of the Signature for Opening Internet Explorer
- Further Application of Signatures
- Conclusions
- Limitations
- Future Work
- References
- Protecting Digital Evidence Integrity by Using Smart Cards
- Introduction
- Current Practices for Integrity Protection
- Integrity Protection by FTK Imager 2.9
- Integrity Protection by Encase
- Problems with Current Practices
- Attacks on Passwords
- The Solution Based on the PIDESC Model
- Pre-conditions
- Procedure
- Analysis of Proposed Solution with the PIDESC Model
- Conclusion
- References
- An Architecture for the Forensic Analysis of Windows System Artifacts
- Introduction
- Forensic Analysis of Windows System Artifacts
- Windows System Artifacts
- Event Logs Evidentiary Values, Features, Tools and Related Issues
- Swap File Evidentiary Values, Features, Tools and Related Issues
- Architecture and System Requirements
- Functional Requirements
- Security, Software Quality and Other Requirements
- System Architecture
- Analyzer, Database and Visualizer
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- An IP Traceback Model for Network Forensics
- Introduction
- Assumptions and Requirements for Forensic Traceback
- IP Traceback
- Background
- Related Work
- Proposed Model
- Mark Information Encoding
- Marking Operation
- Traceback Operation
- Analysis
- Conclusion
- References
- Forensic Data Carving
- Introduction
- An Approach to Minimize Search Time
- Lost and Unallocated Clusters, Slack Space
- Header/Footer Carving
- Carving JPEG Files
- Header/Embedded Length Carving
- Carving PDF Files
- File Structure Based Carving
- Carving Zip Files
- Carving with Validation
- Carving GIF Files
- Header/Maximum File Size Carving
- Results
- Conclusion
- References
- Semantic Modelling of Digital Forensic Evidence
- Introduction
- Previous Work
- Digital Investigation Concept
- Encoding of Results
- Encoding Metadata
- Encoding Content
- Encoding Events
- Data Retrieval and Implementation
- Conclusion
- References
- Author Index
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