The cyber forensics is an emerging area, where the culprits in a cyber-attack are identified.
To perform an investigation, investigator needs to identify the device, backup the data and …

Nowadays, most of the reported cybercrimes use the Internet. It is seen that Web Browsers
leave forensically sound footprints of Internet browsing activities on the computer's storage …

In many digital forensic investigations, the analysis of email data may be necessary.
However, this may violate the privacy of the person whose emails are being analyzed. To …

Short messages stored on mobile devices have become a crucial source of evidence in
criminal investigations. However, the high volume of chat messages poses a challenge to …

Digital Forensic is a branch of Forensic science that encompasses the recovery and
investigation of digital devices for material mainly related to computer crime. Digital Forensic …

One of the devices that police officers often come into contact with when conducting
investigations and obtaining evidence is the smartphones. Mobile phones are now widely …

The field of digital forensics relies on expertise from multiple domains, including computer
science, criminology, and law. It also relies on different toolsets and an analyst's expertise to …

Most actionable evidence is identified during the analysis phase of digital forensic
investigations. Currently, the analysis phase uses expression-based searches, which …

With the advent of communications systems in recent decades, the transmission of electronic
files on computer networks has dramatically increased. In this situation, identifying the type …

The analysis of digital media and particularly texts acquired in the context of police
securing/seizure is currently a very time-consuming, error-prone and largely manual …