While Web browsers are fundamental components in the Internet nowadays, the widespread
availability of several techniques that can be used to detect the individual browser …

In the last decade Digital Forensics has experienced several issues when dealing with
network evidence. Collecting network evidence is difficult due to its volatility. In fact, such …

Face-swap-attacks (FSAs) are a new threat to face recognition systems. FSAs are essentially
imperceptible replay-attacks using an injection device and generative networks. By placing …

Digital evidence is increasingly used in juridical proceedings. In some recent legal cases,
the verdict has been strongly influenced by the digital evidence proffered by the defense …

With the development of information technology and Internet, the criminal model has been
changed. The Internet has become an instrument of crime as a new type of criminal means …

In this paper, we review literature on antiforensics published between 2010 and 2016 and
reveal the surprising lack of up‐to‐date research on this topic. This research aims to …

The fast advance in networked and ubiquitous computing leads to remarkable innovation
also in data storage technologies. The classical local/remote storage dichotomy has been …

This thesis is based on seven publications related to the area of digital forensics which were
published at conferences or in journals by ACM, IEEE, USENIX and IFIP. Digital forensics as …

Cyberspace is a borderless new universe in which all actors, including States, share
information and communications technologies, now indispensable to the modern lifestyle …

Facial recognition is becoming the go-to method of identifying users for convenience
applications. While great advances have occurred in achieving strong false acceptance and …