2016
DOI: 10.1002/sec.1418
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Effectiveness of file‐based deduplication in digital forensics

Abstract: Over the last decades, the increasing amount of storage became a pressing problem for forensic investigators. This is caused by the computerization of everyday life and the associated increasing number of different devices in typical households. Considering multi‐terabyte storage on the suspects' side, even more storage requirements emerge on the side of the investigator for secure backup and working copies. In this paper, we improve the standardized forensic process by proposing to rigorously use file dedupli… Show more

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“…There are forensic guidelines common to the two standards, and others that only one of the standards contemplates, exposing their limitations that affect more current issues of forensic processes. According to Neumer e Weippl [17], another guideline that can be applied together is the RFC 3227 (Guidelines for Evidence Collection and Archiving) [18], which also provides guidelines for proper digital forensics practices. Figure 3 shows the typical life cycle or the main stages of digital forensics.…”
Section: Digital Forensics Life Cyclementioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are forensic guidelines common to the two standards, and others that only one of the standards contemplates, exposing their limitations that affect more current issues of forensic processes. According to Neumer e Weippl [17], another guideline that can be applied together is the RFC 3227 (Guidelines for Evidence Collection and Archiving) [18], which also provides guidelines for proper digital forensics practices. Figure 3 shows the typical life cycle or the main stages of digital forensics.…”
Section: Digital Forensics Life Cyclementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Existem diretrizes forenses comuns aos dois padrões, e outras que apenas um dos padrões contempla, expondo suas limitações que atingem questões mais autais de processos forenses. De acordo com Neumer e Weippl [17], outra diretriz que pode ser aplicada em conjunto é a RFC 3227 (Guidelines for Evidence Collection and Archiving) [18], que também fornece diretrizes para boas práticas de forense digital.…”
Section: Ciclo De Vida Da Forense Digitalunclassified