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2020 – today
- 2024
[j38]Graeme Horsman:
Sources of error in digital forensics. Forensic Sci. Int. Digit. Investig. 48: 301693 (2024)- [j37]Graeme Horsman, Andrew Dodd:
Competence in digital forensics. Forensic Sci. Int. Digit. Investig. 51: 301840 (2024) - 2023
- [j36]Graeme Horsman:
Can signs of digital coercive control be evidenced in mobile operating system settings? - A guide for first responders. Forensic Sci. Int. Digit. Investig. 44: 301483 (2023) - 2022
- [j35]Graeme Horsman:
Conducting a 'manual examination' of a device as part of a digital investigation. Digit. Investig. 40(Supplement): 301331 (2022) - [j34]Graeme Horsman:
Defining principles for preserving privacy in digital forensic examinations. Digit. Investig. 40(Supplement): 301350 (2022) - [j33]Yirang Lim, MinA Youn
, Hyunji Chung, Jungheum Park, Graeme Horsman, Sangjin Lee:
Characterizing client-side caches of audiovisual content sharing services: Findings and suggestions for forensics. J. Inf. Secur. Appl. 65: 103102 (2022) - [j32]Olga Angelopoulou, Andy Jones, Graeme Horsman, Seyedali Pourmoafi:
A Study of the Data Remaining on Second-Hand Mobile Devices in the UK. J. Digit. Forensics Secur. Law 17(2) (2022) - 2021
- [j31]Nina Sunde, Graeme Horsman:
Part 2: The Phase-oriented Advice and Review Structure (PARS) for digital forensic investigations. Digit. Investig. 36(Supplement): 301074 (2021) - [j30]Graeme Horsman:
Contemporaneous notes for digital forensic examinations. Digit. Investig. 37: 301173 (2021) - [j29]Graeme Horsman:
Defining 'service levels' for digital forensic science organisations. Digit. Investig. 38: 301178 (2021) - [j28]Graeme Horsman:
Decision support for first responders and digital device prioritisation. Digit. Investig. 38: 301219 (2021) - [j27]Graeme Horsman, James R. Lyle:
Dataset construction challenges for digital forensics. Digit. Investig. 38: 301264 (2021) - 2020
- [j26]Graeme Horsman:
Digital Evidence Certainty Descriptors (DECDs). Digit. Investig. 32: 200896 (2020) - [j25]Virginia N. L. Franqueira, Graeme Horsman:
Towards Sound Forensic Arguments: Structured Argumentation Applied to Digital Forensics Practice. Digit. Investig. 32 Supplement: 300923 (2020) - [j24]Graeme Horsman:
Opinion: Does the field of digital forensics have a consistency problem? Digit. Investig. 33: 300970 (2020) - [j23]Graeme Horsman:
The challenge of identifying historic 'private browsing' sessions on suspect devices. Digit. Investig. 34: 300980 (2020) - [j22]Graeme Horsman, Nina Sunde:
Part 1: The need for peer review in digital forensics. Digit. Investig. 35: 301062 (2020)
2010 – 2019
- 2019
- [j21]Graeme Horsman:
Formalising investigative decision making in digital forensics: Proposing the Digital Evidence Reporting and Decision Support (DERDS) framework. Digit. Investig. 28(Supplement): 146-151 (2019) - [j20]Graeme Horsman, Benjamin Findlay, Tim James:
Developing a 'router examination at scene' standard operating procedure for crime scene investigators in the United Kingdom. Digit. Investig. 28(Supplement): 152-162 (2019) - [j19]Graeme Horsman:
Tool testing and reliability issues in the field of digital forensics. Digit. Investig. 28(Supplement): 163-175 (2019) - [j18]Graeme Horsman:
Reconstructing cached video stream content: - Part 2. Digit. Investig. 31 (2019) - [j17]Ruth Threadgall, Graeme Horsman:
An examination of gaming platform policies for law enforcement support. Digit. Investig. 31 (2019) - [j16]Graeme Horsman:
A Call for the Prohibition of Encryption: Panacea or Problem? IEEE Secur. Priv. 17(2): 59-66 (2019) - 2018
- [j15]Graeme Horsman:
Combatting those who intentionally access images depicting child sexual abuse on the Internet: A call for a new offence in England and Wales. Comput. Law Secur. Rev. 34(1): 111-124 (2018) - [j14]Graeme Horsman, Angela King:
Policing and Crime Act 2017: Changes to pre-charge bail and the impact on digital forensic analysis. Comput. Law Secur. Rev. 34(5): 1139-1143 (2018) - [j13]Graeme Horsman:
Framework for Reliable Experimental Design (FRED): A research framework to ensure the dependable interpretation of digital data for digital forensics. Comput. Secur. 73: 294-306 (2018) - [j12]Graeme Horsman:
I didn't see that! An examination of internet browser cache behaviour following website visits. Digit. Investig. 25: 105-113 (2018) - [j11]Graeme Horsman:
Reconstructing streamed video content: A case study on YouTube and Facebook Live stream content in the Chrome web browser cache. Digit. Investig. 26 Supplement: S30-S37 (2018) - [j10]Graeme Horsman, Helen Page, Peter Beveridge:
A preliminary assessment of latent fingerprint evidence damage on mobile device screens caused by digital forensic extractions. Digit. Investig. 27: 47-56 (2018) - [j9]Graeme Horsman:
A forensic examination of the technical and legal challenges surrounding the investigation of child abuse on live streaming platforms: A case study on Periscope. J. Inf. Secur. Appl. 42: 107-117 (2018) - 2017
- [j8]Graeme Horsman:
A survey of current social network and online communication provision policies to support law enforcement identify offenders. Digit. Investig. 21: 65-75 (2017) - [j7]Graeme Horsman, Kevin Ginty, Paul Cranner:
Identifying offenders on Twitter: A law enforcement practitioner guide. Digit. Investig. 23: 63-74 (2017) - 2016
- [j6]Graeme Horsman:
Digital forensics: Understanding the development of criminal law in England and Wales on images depicting child sexual abuse. Comput. Law Secur. Rev. 32(3): 419-432 (2016) - [j5]Graeme Horsman:
The challenges surrounding the regulation of anonymous communication provision in the United Kingdom. Comput. Secur. 56: 151-162 (2016) - [j4]Graeme Horsman:
Unmanned aerial vehicles: A preliminary analysis of forensic challenges. Digit. Investig. 16: 1-11 (2016) - 2015
- [j3]Graeme Horsman, Lynne R. Conniss:
Investigating evidence of mobile phone usage by drivers in road traffic accidents. Digit. Investig. 12 Supplement 1: S30-S37 (2015) - [j2]Graeme Horsman, Lynne R. Conniss:
An investigation of anonymous and spoof SMS resources used for the purposes of cyberstalking. Digit. Investig. 13: 80-93 (2015) - 2014
- [j1]Graeme Horsman, Christopher Laing, Paul Vickers:
A case-based reasoning method for locating evidence during digital forensic device triage. Decis. Support Syst. 61: 69-78 (2014) - 2012
- [c3]Graeme Horsman, Christopher Laing, Paul Vickers:
A Method for Reducing the Risk of Errors in Digital Forensic Investigations. Communications and Multimedia Security 2012: 99-106 - [c2]Graeme Horsman, Christopher Laing, Paul Vickers:
User-Contributory Case-Based Reasoning for Digital Forensic Investigations. EST 2012: 103-106 - [c1]Graeme Horsman, Christopher Laing, Paul Vickers:
A Case Based Reasoning Framework for Improving the Trustworthiness of Digital Forensic Investigations. TrustCom 2012: 682-689
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