Towards 5G cellular network forensics

Sharevski, Filipo

doi:10.1186/s13635-018-0078-7

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“…An IoT device can be a digital witness that can identify, collect, safeguard and communicate mobile network evidence. It might be necessary for evidence obtained from the IoT device to be correlated with evidence collected from the IoT network operator [2] .…”

Section: Technologies To Impact On Digital Evidencementioning

confidence: 99%

Emerging trends

Reedy¹

2021

Strategic Leadership in Digital Evidence

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Over the next few years, there are expected to be a number of emerging trends in consumer and business technology that will directly and indirectly impact on the practice and execution of digital evidence. An organisation's ability to address the emerging trends will impact its ongoing effectiveness in meeting its mission. Leaders of the organisational digital evidence capability will be responsible for anticipating the emerging trends and market innovations, the impact that they will have on organisational capability and capacity and to ensure that the capability and capacity of the team are prepared. Anticipation and preparation for emerging trends in digital evidence results from a many faceted approach to leadership including, but not limited to, articulating a vision and a supporting narrative; the ongoing education and training of staff; budget and resources; and buy in from the organisation’s executive. A key to successfully meeting emerging trends is to not only look at the challenges that are posed by emerging technologies, but also to look at the opportunities that emerging technologies can provide to meet those evidence challenges.

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Section: Technologies To Impact On Digital Evidencementioning

confidence: 99%

Emerging trends

Reedy¹

2021

Strategic Leadership in Digital Evidence

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“…The fifth generation of mobile phone networks is now becoming a reality in many countries.It will bring user speeds of 10 Gigabits per second (currently up to 35 Megabits per second), 1000 fold increase in system capacity, and 100 fold increase in connection density over current LTE and LTE Advanced networks. Sharevski [ 123 ] notes that mobile network forensics is a cross discipline of digital forensics and cellular networks with the objective to “… investigate cellular network-facilitated crimes …“. Key technologies that accompany the introduction of 5G include Control and User Plane Separation (CUPS), Network Functional Virtualisation (NFV), network slicing, and Cellular Internet of Things (CIoT).…”

Section: The Futurementioning

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“…Network slicing allows network operators to create customized network partitions based on their preferred business models which can include sharing portions of the network with other operators. This allows for multi-tenancy of the network with multiple options for management of the network [ 123 ].…”

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Interpol review of digital evidence 2016 - 2019

Reedy¹

2020

Forensic Science International: Synergy

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“…The next article also focuses on 5G networks cybersecurity but from different perspective. The paper by Filipo Sharevski entitled "Towards 5G Cellular Network Forensics" [2] presents features of the 5G cellular networks which can be used during forensic process. At the first part of the paper, lawful interception (LI) and lawful access location service (LALS) mechanism of the LTE network are presented with details.…”

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