Forensic Science International: Digital Investigation, Volume 40

Volume 40, Number Supplement, April 2022

Selected Papers of the Ninth Annual DFRWS Europe Conference
Full Papers

• 
  Janine Schneider, Linus Düsel, Benedikt Lorch, Julia Drafz, Felix C. Freiling:
  Prudent design principles for digital tampering experiments. 301334
• 
  Kevin Lamshöft, Tom Neubert, Jonas Hielscher, Claus Vielhauer, Jana Dittmann:
  Knock, knock, log: Threat analysis, detection & mitigation of covert channels in syslog using port scans as cover. 301335
• 
  Nauman Zubair, Adeen Ayub, Hyunguk Yoo, Irfan Ahmed:
  PEM: Remote forensic acquisition of PLC memory in industrial control systems. 301336
• 
  Stewart Sentanoe, Hans P. Reiser:
  SSHkex: Leveraging virtual machine introspection for extracting SSH keys and decrypting SSH network traffic. 301337
• 
  Aurélien Thierry, Tilo Müller:
  A systematic approach to understanding MACB timestamps on Unix-like systems. 301338
• 
  Muhammad Haris Rais, Rima Asmar Awad, Juan Lopez Jr., Irfan Ahmed:
  Memory forensic analysis of a programmable logic controller in industrial control systems. 301339
• 
  Tyler Thomas, Tiffanie Edwards, Ibrahim M. Baggili:
  BlockQuery: Toward forensically sound cryptocurrency investigation. 301340
• 
  Dayton Closser, Elias Bou-Harb:
  A live digital forensics approach for quantum mechanical computers. 301341
• 
  Pedro Fernández-Álvarez, Ricardo J. Rodríguez:
  Extraction and analysis of retrievable memory artifacts from Windows Telegram Desktop application. 301342
• 
  Jens-Petter Sandvik, Katrin Franke, Habtamu Abie, André Årnes:
  Quantifying data volatility for IoT forensics with examples from Contiki OS. 301343
• 
  Thomas Göbel, Stephan Maltan, Jan Türr, Harald Baier, Florian Mann:
  ForTrace - A holistic forensic data set synthesis framework. 301344

Volume 40, March 2022

Research and Development

• 
  Manabu Hirano, Ryo Hodota, Ryotaro Kobayashi:
  RanSAP: An open dataset of ransomware storage access patterns for training machine learning models. 301314
• 
  Abdellah Akilal, M. Tahar Kechadi:
  An improved forensic-by-design framework for cloud computing with systems engineering standard compliance. 301315

Scientific Practices

• 
  Nina Sunde:
  Strategies for safeguarding examiner objectivity and evidence reliability during digital forensic investigations. 301317

Research and Development

• 
  Simon R. Davies, Richard Macfarlane, William J. Buchanan:
  NapierOne: A modern mixed file data set alternative to Govdocs1. 301330

Effective Practices

• 
  Graeme Horsman:
  Conducting a 'manual examination' of a device as part of a digital investigation. 301331

Erratum

• 
  David-Olivier Jaquet-Chiffelle, Eoghan Casey, Jonathan Bourquenoud:
  Corrigendum to "Tamperproof timestamped provenance ledger using blockchain technology∗" [Forens. Sci. Int.: Digit. Invest. 33 (2020) 300977]. 301332

Cyber-criminal Investigation

• 
  Peter Sommer:
  Evidence from hacking: A few tiresome problems. 301333

Research and Development

• 
  Luca Calderoni, Antonio Magnani:
  The impact of face image compression in future generation electronic identity documents. 301345

Scientific Practices

• 
  Pushpajit Khaire, Praveen Kumar:
  A semi-supervised deep learning based video anomaly detection framework using RGB-D for surveillance of real-world critical environments. 301346

Cyber-criminal Investigation

• 
  Jihun Son, Yeong Woong Kim, Dong Bin Oh, Kyounggon Kim:
  Forensic analysis of instant messengers: Decrypt Signal, Wickr, and Threema. 301347

Special Section on Digital Transformations in Forensic Science

• 
  Felix Olu Bankole, Ayankunle A. Taiwo, Ivan Claims:
  An extended digital forensic readiness and maturity model. 301348

Effective Practices

• 
  Angus M. Marshall:
  The unwanted effects of imprecise language in forensic science standards. 301349
• 
  Graeme Horsman:
  Defining principles for preserving privacy in digital forensic examinations. 301350

Cyber-criminal Investigation

• 
  Radina Stoykova, Stig Andersen, Katrin Franke, Stefan Axelsson:
  Reliability assessment of digital forensic investigations in the Norwegian police. 301351

Scientific Practices

• 
  Christopher Neale, Ian Kennedy, Blaine A. Price, Yijun Yu, Bashar Nuseibeh:
  The case for Zero Trust Digital Forensics. 301352

Research and Development

• 
  Soram Kim, Giyoon Kim, Sumin Shin, Byungchul Youn, Jian Song, Insoo Lee, Jongsung Kim:
  Methods for recovering deleted data from the Realm database: Case study on Minitalk and Xabber. 301353

Special Section on Digital Transformations in Forensic Science

• 
  Jiho Shin, Hyunpyo Choi, Jung-Taek Seo:
  A study on command block collection and restoration techniques through detection of project file manipulation on engineering workstation of industrial control system. 301354

Application Analysis

• 
  Sumin Shin, Giyoon Kim, Soram Kim, Jongsung Kim:
  Forensic analysis of note and journal applications. 301355

Research and Development

• 
  Frederic Chamot, Zeno J. M. H. Geradts, Evert Haasdijk:
  Deepfake forensics: Cross-manipulation robustness of feedforward- and recurrent convolutional forgery detection methods. 301374

Effective Practices

• 
  Jewan Bang, Jungheum Park, Sangjin Lee:
  Vision: An empirical framework for examiners to accessing password-protected resources for on-the-scene digital investigations. 301376

Research and Development

• 
  Katsiaryna Bahamazava, Rohan Nanda:
  The shift of DarkNet illegal drug trade preferences in cryptocurrency: The question of traceability and deterrence. 301377

Editorial

• 
  Bruce J. Nikkel:
  Editorial. 301388