Comparative analysis on integrated digital forensic tools for digital forensic investigation

Robust Correctness Testing for Digital Forensic Tools

In previous work, the authors presented a theoretical lower bound on the required number of testing runs for performance testing of digital forensic tools. We also demonstrated a practical method of testing showing how to tolerate both measurement and random errors in order to achieve results close to this bound. In this paper, we extend the previous work to the situation of correctness testing...

Comparative Study and Simulation of Digital Forensic Tools

The cyber crimes such as online banking fraud, credit card theft, child pornography, intellectual property theft, identity theft, unauthorized intrusion, money laundering, digital piracy etc. are growing rapidly with technology. Desktops, smartphones, laptops, digital cameras, GPS devices and even watches all can be used to aid a fraud. All this devices leave behind a digital footprint. Gatheri...

Framework for a Digital Forensic Investigation

Computer Forensics is essential for the successful prosecution of computer criminals. For a forensic investigation to be performed successfully there are a number of important steps that have to be considered and taken. The aim of this paper is to define a clear, step-by-step framework for the collection of evidence suitable for presentation in a court of law. Existing forensic models will be s...

Digital Forensic

Proposing a Digital Operational Forensic Investigation Process

The increasing complexity of IT systems can lead to operational failures with disastrous consequences. In order to correct and prevent the recurrence of such failures, a thorough postmortem investigation is required to localise their root causes. However, the currently used troubleshooting approach fails to provide sound analysis of these causes. A promising alternative approach is the emerging...