MAPPING THE LAWS WHICH APPLY TO INTERCEPTING WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS IN A WESTERN AUSTRALIAN LEGAL CONTEXT The rapid evolution and deployment of WiFi

The prevalence of Android smartphones and the immense growth of Android malware create significant numbers of malware incidents that require forensics handling. Certain smartphone forensic tool has incorporated anti-virus databases in their device for malware detection process. However, examiners should be aware that most of anti-virus application uses known patterns or signatures for malware detection that might not be effective for unknown malware. Moreover, many advanced malware are known using specific techniques to hide its presence from anti-virus detection and for antiforensics technique. Beside the malware detection requirement, the examiner needs to do the Malware Profiling for obtaining the information such as a purpose of malware and how to achieve it and any other information. Many tools and techniques for Android malware analysis can be used for Malware Profiling process. However, this procedure should consider the forensically sound process. The research shows several tools and techniques for supporting the process and proposes the workflow for Malware Profiling. The research uses Zeus-in-the-Mobile (ZitMO) as the malware sample for showing how examiner can perform the Malware Profiling based on the proposed workflow.