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ORCIDSADFE 2007: Seattle, Washington, USA
- Ming-Yuh Huang, Deborah A. Frincke:
Second International Workshop on Systematic Approaches to Digital Forensic Engineering, SADFE 2007, Seattle, Washington, USA, April 10-12, 2007. IEEE Computer Society 2007, ISBN 0-7695-2808-2
Use of Models in Forensics
- Sean Peisert
, Matt Bishop, Sidney Karin, Keith Marzullo:
Toward Models for Forensic Analysis. 3-15 - Michael W. Andrew:
Defining a Process Model for Forensic Analysis of Digital Devices and Storage Media. 16-30 - Jorge Herrerías Guerrero, Roberto Gómez Cárdenas:
A Log Correlation Model to Support the Evidence Search Process in a Forensic Investigation. 31-42
Use of Models in Forensics
- Mark Pollitt:
An Ad Hoc Review of Digital Forensic Models. 43-54
Gathering and Understanding Digital Forensic Data
- Robert F. Erbacher, John Mulholland:
Identification and Localization of Data Types within Large-Scale File Systems. 55-70 - Kam-Pui Chow, Frank Y. W. Law, Michael Y. K. Kwan, Pierre K. Y. Lai:
The Rules of Time on NTFS File System. 71-85 - Antonio Savoldi, Paolo Gubian:
Data Hiding in SIM/USIM Cards: A Steganographic Approach. 86-100
Gathering and Understanding Digital Forensic Data (Panels)
- Michael Losavio:
Panel: Lawyers, Judges and Digital Forensics: Evaluating Situational Awareness and Evidentiary Skills with Electronic Evidence, from Cybercrime to Civil Lawsuits.. 101 - Philip Attfield, Stephen Schroeder:
Real-World Implications of Digital Forensics: Technical, Methodological & Procedural Hurdles. 102
Forensic Analysis Tools: Are They Performing the Way They Should?
- Sudhir Aggarwal, Daniel Beech, Rajarshi Das, Breno de Medeiros, Eric Thompson:
X-Online: An Online Interface for Digital Decryption Tools. 105-116 - Lei Pan, Lynn Margaret Batten:
A Lower Bound on Effective Performance Testing for Digital Forensic Tools. 117-130 - Barbara Endicott-Popovsky, J. D. Fluckiger, Deborah A. Frincke:
Establishing Tap Reliability in Expert Witness Testimony: Using Scenarios to Identify Calibration Needs. 131-146
Challenge Papers
- Adel Elmaghraby, James H. Graham, Jana Godwin, Michael Losavio, Deborah Wilson:
Challenge - Construction of an Adequate Digital Forensics Testbed. 147-149 - Robert F. Erbacher, Barbara Endicott-Popovsky, Deborah A. Frincke:
Challenge Paper: Validation of Forensic Techniques for Criminal Prosecution. 150-154
Education and Training
- Carol A. Taylor, Barbara Endicott-Popovsky, Amelia Phillips:
Forensics Education: Assessment and Measures of Excellence. 155-165 - Michael Losavio:
Panel Topic: Education and Interdisciplinary Issues in Digital Forensics, Computer Science and Judicial Process. 166
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