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A low-light image enhancement network with attention and cross-branch interaction for real-world low-illumination scenes. [PDF]
Sci RepLin Y, Jeong YK, Wen C.
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Sensors-Driven Multimodal Deepfake Detection: A Cross-Attention Fusion Approach with Adaptive Modality Gating. [PDF]
Sensors (Basel)Waseem SS, Shabbir N, Hassan SR, Lee K.
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Bone Age in Endocrinology - Part 1: Methods of Bone Age Assessment. [PDF]
Indian J Endocrinol MetabGolla KK, Nahid E, Khadgawat R.
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Proceedings of SPIE, 2014
IT security and computer forensics are important components in the information technology. From year to year, incidents and crimes increase that target IT systems or were done with their help. More and more companies and authorities have security problems in their own IT infrastructure.
Reiner Creutzburg
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IT security and computer forensics are important components in the information technology. From year to year, incidents and crimes increase that target IT systems or were done with their help. More and more companies and authorities have security problems in their own IT infrastructure.
Reiner Creutzburg
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Information Security Journal, 2012
The paper deals with the various types of mobile devices that have large storage capacities and the challenges for forensics experts in gathering information from the devices for use in criminal investigations. The paper describes various forensics tools, law challenges for the forensics examiner such as the Fourth Amendment, and chain of custody ...
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The paper deals with the various types of mobile devices that have large storage capacities and the challenges for forensics experts in gathering information from the devices for use in criminal investigations. The paper describes various forensics tools, law challenges for the forensics examiner such as the Fourth Amendment, and chain of custody ...
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Forensic challenges in mobile cloud computing
2014 International Conference on Computer, Communications, and Control Technology (I4CT), 2014Mobile cloud computing (MCC) is fast becoming one of the most essential research topics for distributed resource networks. Users can easily access cloud while offloading their mobile applications from anywhere anytime. Being easy to access, intruder attacks mobile networks to acquire credential from mobile applications inside and outside the cloud ...
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Pervasive Forensic Analysis Based on Mobile Cloud Computing
2011 Third International Conference on Multimedia Information Networking and Security, 2011Cloud computing has become one of mobile's hottest topics. Moving computing processing and data storage away from mobile devices and into large data centers, mobile applications enable the users to improve productivity, to share data and to collaborate with others. Considering the benefits of mobile cloud computing, the forensic service based on mobile
Jooyoung Lee, Dowon Hong
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Forensic analysis in Mobile Cloud Computing architecture
Digital Forensics (4n6) Journal, 2020Data has become a bigger challenge to handle in mobile networks, today. In case of mobile devices data needs to be processed in large amounts so insufficient space issues may occur in case of low hardware configurations. For this, cloud platform provides ease of migrating apps to various places without giving platform dependency, space issues and also ...
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Analysis of WeChat in Mobile and Computer Systems: Forensics Perspective
2022WeChat is one of the most popular applications in the world. By 2021, there were 1.24 billion users of WeChat. Many people call it the `super app` because it is an application for everything. Besides the basic messaging feature, it also supports online payment, video posts, news feeds, and more.
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Pervasive social networking forensics: Intelligence and evidence from mobile device extracts
Journal of Network and Computer Applications, 2017 In pervasive social networking forensics, mobile devices (e.g. mobile phones) are a typical source of evidence. For example, figures from an Australian law enforcement agency show the number of mobile phones submitted for analysis increasing at an ...
Kim-Kwang Raymond Choo, Darren Quick
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