The products of graphic design applications leave behind traces of digital information which can be used during a digital forensic investigation in cases where counterfeit documents have been created. This paper analyzes the digital forensics involved in the creation of counterfeit documents. This is achieved by first recognizing the digital forensic artifacts left behind from the use of graphi...

This paper introduces the economics of digital forensics (EDF) and describes the use of template patterns based on Bayesian network architectures for producing cost effective digital forensic investigations, making use of econometric quantities such as return on investment or cost benefit ratio to prioritise the recovery of digital evidential traces. A case study involving an actual distributed...

Digital forensics is a part of forensic science that covers the discovery and investigation matter (data) found on digital devices. At present use computer technology so rapid it helps human activities with sophistication network technology, behind all problems arise regarding forensics. The main cause act misuse by irresponsible people aim utilizing other parties' facilities for personal or gr...

Vehicles nowadays are equipped with a vast amount of sensors that collect data for the vehicle and its environment. This, combined acceleration automotive industry towards interconnected autonomous cars, suggests security specifically ability to detect compromised nodes, preserve evidence an attack or malicious activities emerge as priority in successfully deploying Internet Vehicle ecosystem. ...

In March 2012, Mainland China has amended its Criminal Procedure Law, which includes the introduction of a new type of evidence, i.e., digital evidence, to the court of law. To better understand the development of computer forensics and digital evidence in Mainland China, this paper discusses the Chinese legal system in relation to digital investigation and how the current legal requirements af...

The usage of digital evidence from electronic devices has been rapidly expanding within litigation, and along with this increased usage, the reliance upon forensic computer examiners to acquire, analyze, and report upon this evidence is also rapidly growing. This growing demand for forensic computer examiners raises questions concerning the selection of individuals qualified to perform this wor...

I present some comments on the relationship between the smallx behaviour of the parton (quark and gluon) densities and the scaling violation of the proton structure function F2(x,Q ). DFF 229/6/95 June 1995 ∗Talk given in the session on Proton Structure at the Workshop on Deep Inelastic Scattering and QCD, Paris, April 1995.

This paper deals with the following concepts: Digital evidence, IT forensics, the nature of digital evidence, the relevance of digital evidence, the digital audit trail, digital evidence and forensic science, the hearsay nature of digital evidence, documentary evidence and digital evidence, the best evidence rule, the role of digital evidence, the investigative framework, authorization to colle...