Empirical Survey on Advances of Network Forensics in the Emerging Networks

Jayakrishnan, A. R.; Vasanthi, V.

doi:10.17781/p002320

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“…Network forensics is the scientific process that ensures investigation of attacks that are performed in a network or network devices. In their review of network forensics, Jayakrishnan and Vasanthi [ 90 ] note that current network forensics processes do not address the forensic challenges presented by new networks such as Internet of Things. Further research needs to be conducted to meet the network forensics challenges of IoT and 5G.…”

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“…The increase of internet use, provides an interesting scenario for cyber attacks [29]. In this section, related works to information security, DoS identification and typification of digital crimes are presented.…”

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Computer Network Forensics Assistance Methodology Focused on Denial of Service Attacks

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The problem addressed in this paper is the difficulty in criminalizing denial of service attacks in Brazil. With the advent of Law 12.737 of 2012 in Brazil, known as the Computer Crimes Law, these attacks could be considered crimes. However, no procedures were found to support it. This paper proposes a methodology based on the 2012 Computer Crime Law to assist computer networks forensic analysis, focused on charging offenders who commit denial of service attacks, as well as to present a computational architecture to automate its steps. For this purpose, it was promoted a review of related works and also dedicated sections for the clarification of terms needed to contextualize the research. At the end of the article, the methodology and its steps are presented, and also the proposed architecture and the results of experiments performed to validate the proposal. It is concluded that the availability of the information obtained by the aid of the proposed methodology demonstrates that the investigation authority can proceed with the duly substantiated liability of the offending agents.

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Empirical Survey on Advances of Network Forensics in the Emerging Networks

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