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An Efficient Forensics Architecture in Software-Defined Networking-IoT Using Blockchain Technology [PDF]
A Potential solution for solving forensic is the use of blockchain in software-defined networking (SDN). The blockchain is a distributed peer-to-peer network that can be utilized on SDN-based Internet of Things (IoT) environments for security ...
Mehran Pourvahab +1 more
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MediHunt: A Network Forensics Framework for Medical IoT Devices
The Medical Internet of Things (MIoT) has enabled small, ubiquitous medical devices to communicate with each other to facilitate interconnected healthcare delivery. These devices interact using communication protocols like MQTT, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi. However, as MIoT devices proliferate, these networked devices are vulnerable to cyber-attacks.
Ayushi Mishra +2 more
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IoT network traffic analysis: Opportunities and challenges for forensic investigators?
As IoT devices become more incorporated into our daily lives, their always on approach makes them an ideal source of evidence. While these devices should use encryption to protect sensitive information, in reality this is not always the case e.g. some expose sensitive data like credentials in cleartext.
Tina Wu +2 more
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Antitamper Image Watermarking Based on Cellular Network Topology for IoT‐Themed Mobile Forensics [PDF]
The Internet of Things (IoT) connects physical and digital worlds with mobile devices, accompanied by a surge in cybersecurity issues. With the rapid adoption of mobile devices, mobile forensics emerges as a new interdisciplinary field that concerns many forms of sabotage and cybercrime in the context of mobile computing.
Xiao-zhu Xie +3 more
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An efficient IoT forensic approach for the evidence acquisition and analysis based on network link
Abstract In an Internet of Things (IoT) environment, IoT devices are typically connected through different network media types such as mobile, wireless and wired networks. Due to the pervasive nature of such devices, they are a potential evidence source in both civil litigation and criminal investigations.
Saad Khalid Alabdulsalam +3 more
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It is extremely difficult to track down the original source of sensitive data from a variety of sources in the cloud during transit and processing. For instance, data provenance, which records the origins of data, and the record of data usage, update and
Oludare Isaac Abiodun +3 more
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The constant miniaturization of hardware and an increase in power efficiency, have made possible the integration of intelligence into ordinary devices.
Nickolaos Koroniotis +2 more
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Darkweb research: Past, present, and future trends and mapping to sustainable development goals
The Darkweb, part of the deep web, can be accessed only through specialized computer software and used for illegal activities such as cybercrime, drug trafficking, and exploitation. Technological advancements like Tor, bitcoin, and cryptocurrencies allow
Raghu Raman +4 more
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Digital Forensics in Action The Role of Digital Forensics in Cybercrime Investigations
The explosion of technology in recent years has revolutionized the face of cybercrime and requires new and innovative approaches to investigating digital crimes.
Hassan Shah Khan +2 more
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Forensic skills analysts play an imperative support to practice streaming data generated from the IoT networks. However, these sources pose size limitations that create traffic and increase big data assessment. The obtainable solutions have utilized cybercrime detection techniques based on regular pattern deviation. Here, a generalized model is devised
Suman Thapaliya, Pawan Kumar Sharma
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