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A mobile forensic investigation into steganography

2016 International Conference On Cyber Security And Protection Of Digital Services (Cyber Security), 2016
Mobile devices are becoming a more popular tool to use in day to day life; this means that they can accumulate a sizeable amount of information, which can be used as evidence if the device is involved in a crime. Steganography is one way to conceal data, as it obscures the data as well as concealing that there is hidden content.
Catrin Burrows, Pooneh Bagheri Zadeh
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Dolphin deaths: forensic investigations

Medical Journal of Australia, 2001
Forensic pathologists may have an important role to play in investigating the deaths of marine or other mammals.
R W, Byard, J D, Gilbert, C M, Kemper
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Cloud Forensics Challenges Faced by Forensic Investigators

2015
Cloud computing has generated significant interest in both academia and industry, but it is still an evolving paradigm. Cloud computing services are also, a popular target for malicious activities; resulting to the exponential increase of cyber attacks.
Wakas Mahmood, Hamid Jahankhani, Aykut Ozkaya   +2 more
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Forensic Entomology in Criminal Investigations

Annual Review of Entomology, 1992
Forensic entomology is the application of the study of insects and other arthropods to legal issues, especially in a court of law. The past decade has seen a resurgence of interest in forensic investigations by entomologists. Lord & Stevenson (83) identified three categories of forensic entomology: urban, stored-product, and medicolegal. Urban forensic
E P, Catts, M L, Goff
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Forensic osteological investigations in Kosovo

Forensic Science International, 2001
A team of Finnish forensic experts performed investigations of alleged mass graves in Kosovo under the mandate of the European Union (EU). Human skeletal remains from two locations were examined. The remains contained three almost complete skeletons, and individual bones and bone fragments, part of which were burned. Injuries, pathological changes, and
J, Rainio, M, Hedman, K, Karkola, K, Lalu, P, Peltola, H, Ranta, A, Sajantila, N, Söderholm, A, Penttilä   +8 more
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The Physician Assistant as Forensic Investigator

Journal of Forensic Sciences, 1987
Abstract Physician assistants are employed as forensic investigators at the Office of the Medical Examiner, Suffolk County, New York. We describe the educational qualifications of physician assistants and their valuable role in forensic medicine in Suffolk County.
W K, Wright, C S, Hirsch
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Archaeology and forensic death investigations

Historical Archaeology, 2001
Historically, the role of the archaeology in forensic death investigation has focused on excavation techniques and documentation of context. Additional skills of the archaeologist relate to familiarity with stratigraphy and soils, collection and conservation of artifacts, and special areas of interest, such as taphonomy.
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Forensic Paleontology: A Tool for “Intelligence” and Investigation

Journal of Forensic Sciences, 2013
AbstractPaleontology and facies analysis proved to be useful tools in activities of intelligence and investigation on some criminal cases, as well as in in‐court activities, thus defining the “forensic paleontology” area of study. The definition was given by analyzing its possible specific applications and excluding some marginal activities.
SACCHI, Eva, NICOSIA, Umberto
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Cloud Forensics and Digital Ledger Investigation: A New Era of Forensics Investigation

International Journal of Electronic Security and Digital Forensics, 2023
Abdullah Ayub Khan, Aftab Ahmed Shaikh, Asif Ali Laghari, Muhammad Malook Rind   +3 more
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Trusted computing and forensic investigations

Digital Investigation, 2005
The concept of 'trusted computing' has been developed to make computers trustworthy. However, the methods used to achieve this aim may cause problems to digital investigators in the future. The purpose of this short essay is to provide a brief outline of 'trusted computing', and to illustrate some of the problems that may occur in the future.
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