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Secure Digital Chains of Evidence
2011 Sixth IEEE International Workshop on Systematic Approaches to Digital Forensic Engineering, 2011Computers, mobile phones, embedded devices and other components of IT systems can often be easily manipulated. Therefore, in forensic use of digital evidence it is necessary to carefully check that the probative force of the evidence is sufficient. For applications where critical processes can lead to disputes and resolving disputed relies on digital ...
Nicolai Kuntze, Carsten Rudolph
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Digital evidence and the crime scene
Science & Justice, 2021Many criminal investigations maintain an element of digital evidence, where it is the role of the first responder in many cases to both identify its presence at any crime scene, and assess its worth. Whilst in some instances the existence and role of a digital device at-scene may be obvious, in others, the first responder will be required to evaluate ...
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Digital evidence and ‘cloud’ computing
Computer Law & Security Review, 2011Abstract The term ‘cloud computing’ has begun to enter the lexicon of the legal world. The term is not new, but the implications for obtaining and retaining evidence in electronic format for the resolution of civil disputes and the prosecution of alleged criminal activities might be significantly affected in the future by ‘cloud’ computing.
Stephen Mason, Esther George
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Admissibility of Digital Evidence
In the last decades, ‘digital’ or ‘electronic’ evidence has become a central element in most criminal investigations. Indeed, due to the spread of informatics, today digital data is necessary to prosecute not only cybercrimes but also offences which are just incidentally committed with or facilitated by the use of some digital device.2Although the ...openaire +2 more sources
Digital "evidence" and reasonable doubt
IEEE Security & Privacy, 2003Unlike conventional analog data, such as a witness's subjective recollection, digital data seems, to the average person, to be endowed with intrinsic and unassailable truth. (Perhaps this is because it takes only one of two unambiguous values.) The truth, in fact, is quite the opposite.
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2011
Digital evidence, now more commonly relied upon in legal cases, requires an understanding of the processes used in its identification, preservation, analysis and validation. Business managers relying on digital evidence in the corporate environment need a greater understanding of its true nature and difficulties affecting its usefulness in criminal ...
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Digital evidence, now more commonly relied upon in legal cases, requires an understanding of the processes used in its identification, preservation, analysis and validation. Business managers relying on digital evidence in the corporate environment need a greater understanding of its true nature and difficulties affecting its usefulness in criminal ...
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The impact of the antivirus on the digital evidence
International Journal of Electronic Security and Digital Forensics, 2013Digital forensics DF has a significant role in accusing cyber criminals and proving them guilty. A criminal, if possible, may manage to delete the crime evidences in order to deny her responsibility about the crime. As the antivirus AV becomes an essential security component, this paper studies the effect of the AV on the digital evidence.
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New approaches to digital evidence
Proceedings of the IEEE, 2004Digital evidence, such as digital signatures, is of crucial importance in the emerging digitally operating economy because it is easy to transmit, archive, search, and verify. Nevertheless, the initial promise of the usefulness of digital signatures was too optimistic. This calls for a systematic treatment of digital evidence.
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The Need for Digital Evidence Standardisation
International Journal of Digital Crime and Forensics, 2012Continuous developments in forensic processes and tools have aided in elevating the positioning of digital forensics within the legal system. The equally continuous developments in technology and electronic advances, however, are making it more difficult to match forensic processes and tools with the advanced technology.
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