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Kenneth M. Ovens

Kenneth Martin Ovens

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affiliation (PhD 2017): Glasgow Caledonian University, UK

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2017
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Kenneth Martin Ovens:
Digital forensic analysis of communication applications on Apple iOS devices. Glasgow Caledonian University, UK, 2017

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2016
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Kenneth M. Ovens, Gordon Morison:
Forensic analysis of Kik messenger on iOS devices. Digit. Investig. 17: 40-52 (2016)

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Anja Evelyn Amundsen, Kenneth M. Ovens:
Forensics analysis of Wi-Fi communication traces in mobile devices. IEEE BigData 2017: 3632-3637
2016
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Kenneth M. Ovens, Gordon Morison:
Identification and Analysis of Email and Contacts Artefacts on iOS and OS X. ARES 2016: 321-327

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