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Tool review – remote forensic preservation and examination tools
Digital Investigation, 2004Forensic tools are emerging to help digital investigators preserve evidence on live, remote systems. These tools are applying the precepts of digital forensics to incident response, enterprise policy enforcement, and electronic data discovery. This paper discusses the strengths and shortcomings of ProDiscover IR and EnCase Enterprise Edition in the ...
Eoghan Casey, Aaron Stanley
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Anti-forensics: The Next Step in Digital Forensics Tool Testing
2013 Seventh International Conference on IT Security Incident Management and IT Forensics, 2013We classify and present established and new attacks on digital forensics tools. In particular, we present the first and surprisingly simple code injection attack on a commercial analysis tool that potentially allows to infiltrate the analysis system. We argue that digital forensics tool testing must mature to cater for malicious adversaries.
Martin Wundram +2 more
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Journal of Chemical Education, 1986
This is a description of a forensic experiment that is based on the use of optical properties to identify or match substances from crime scenes.
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This is a description of a forensic experiment that is based on the use of optical properties to identify or match substances from crime scenes.
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Testing Forensic Copy Function of Computer Forensics Investigation Tools
Journal of Digital Forensic Practice, 2010The growth in the computer forensic field has created a demand for new software (or increased functionality to existing software) and a means to verify that this software is truly forensic (i.e., capable of meeting the requirements of the trier of fact).
Yinghua Guo, Jill Slay
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Fungi can be a useful forensic tool
Legal Medicine, 2006We present a practical case in which the fungi have contributed to the estimation of postmortem interval of the cadaver. A 71-year-old man wearing a shirt and pants was found dead at the bottom of an open well about 6m below the ground in his garden. Externally the face was dotted with colonies of white fungi, which was devoid of dipteran larvae and ...
Masahito, Hitosugi +7 more
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2006
Digital forensics investigators have access to a wide variety of tools, both commercial and open source, which assist in the preservation and analysis of digital evidence. Unfortunately, most current digital forensics tools fall short in several ways. First, they are unable to cope with the ever-increasing storage capacity of target devices.
III Richard, Vassil Roussev
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Digital forensics investigators have access to a wide variety of tools, both commercial and open source, which assist in the preservation and analysis of digital evidence. Unfortunately, most current digital forensics tools fall short in several ways. First, they are unable to cope with the ever-increasing storage capacity of target devices.
III Richard, Vassil Roussev
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Counter-forensic privacy tools : a forensic evaluation
2018Abstract: "Modern operating systems and the applications that run on them generate copious amounts of data about their users' activity. Users are increasingly aware of their privacy exposure from these records and from digital artifacts that linger after files are "deleted" on computers they use.
Geiger, Matthew, Cranor, Lorrie Faith.
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A framework for evaluating cyber forensic tools
International Journal of Electronic Security and Digital Forensics, 2022Sunil Gupta +3 more
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Can computer forensic tools be trusted in digital investigations?
Science and Justice - Journal of the Forensic Science Society, 2021Wasim Ahmad Bhat +2 more
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