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Forensic webwatch: Forensic computing
Journal of Clinical Forensic Medicine, 2005With the rapid and continuous development of information technology, policing faces new challenges. As computer equipments are becoming cheaper and the internet more readily available, computer crime and criminal exploitation is on the increase. Investigating such crimes requires identification, preservation, analysis and presentation of digital ...
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From IT forensics to forensic computing
it - Information Technology, 2015With the proliferation of digital computers and information systems into all fields of our society the amount of crime involving such systems (cybercrime) is steadily increasing. This involves both more traditional crimes in which digital systems are merely used as tools (e.
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Information Systems Security, 2000
Abstract When people hear the word “forensics,” it often generates a mental image of the movie series with Jack Klugman as a medical examiner named Quincy. The fact is that there are as many as 25 separate forensic disciplines. They run from forensic accounting to forensic medicine and forensic pathology.
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Abstract When people hear the word “forensics,” it often generates a mental image of the movie series with Jack Klugman as a medical examiner named Quincy. The fact is that there are as many as 25 separate forensic disciplines. They run from forensic accounting to forensic medicine and forensic pathology.
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Computational Forensics: An Overview
2008Cognitive abilities of human expertise modeled using computational methods offer several new possibilities for the forensic sciences. They include three areas: providing tools for use by the forensic examiner, establishing a scientific basis for the expertise, and providing an alternate opinion on a case.
Katrin Franke, Sargur N. Srihari
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A Comparative Study of Forensic Science and Computer Forensics
2009 Third IEEE International Conference on Secure Software Integration and Reliability Improvement, 2009As the internet has reached every corner of the world as well as every aspect of our life, illegal activities go with it as well. In dealing with this phenomenon, a new professional and academic field, computer forensics, has emerged since the beginning of this century, The growth and advance of the new field has been steady, mainly because it has been
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2014
An additional problem with this criminal activity, which relies on technology and electronics, is the ease with which one person can impersonate another through elaborate spoofing schemes. A related activity that has cost our nation’s businesses enormous financial losses is identity theft. It generally takes victims of identity theft approximately 6 to
Geradts, Z., Johnson, T.A.
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An additional problem with this criminal activity, which relies on technology and electronics, is the ease with which one person can impersonate another through elaborate spoofing schemes. A related activity that has cost our nation’s businesses enormous financial losses is identity theft. It generally takes victims of identity theft approximately 6 to
Geradts, Z., Johnson, T.A.
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An Introduction to Computer Forensics
Medicine, Science and the Law, 2006This paper provides an introduction to the discipline of Computer Forensics. With computers being involved in an increasing number, and type, of crimes the trace data left on electronic media can play a vital part in the legal process. To ensure acceptance by the courts, accepted processes and procedures have to be adopted and demonstrated which are ...
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Fundamentals of computer forensics
Information Security Technical Report, 1998Abstract When attempting to describe the purpose, principles and practice of a new science it is vital that each term and each concept is defined as clearly and concisely as possible. Such descriptions must then be presented for general discussion to ensure a consensus amongst all interested parties. To this end, this article presents an introduction
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Computers in Forensic Medicine—II
Medicine, Science and the Law, 1987This is the second of two papers on the use of computers in a department of forensic medicine. It deals with the use of mainframe and desktop computers. The fields of application covered are bibliography, research, statistics, administration, inventories, accounts and word-processing.
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Automated Abduction for Computer Forensics
2006This paper describes a diagnostic system designed to aid an investigator to determine how a computer intrusion was accomplished. This wants to be a decision support by figuring out how a hacker created an unauthorized computer account. The diagnostic of this system is based on automated abduction. Abduction is inference that begins with data describing
Andrei Doncescu, Katsumi Inoue
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