Validation of Forensic Crime Scene Images Using Watermarking and Cryptographic Blockchain

Senkyire, Isaac Baffour; Kester, Quist-Aphetsi

doi:10.1109/icdsa46371.2019.9404235

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“…Researchers have investigated the topics such as digital evidence (Grigaliunas & Toldinas, 2020;Wang, 2006Wang, , 2007Woods, 2017;Xiu & Li, 2014), forensic Crime Scene Images (Senkyire & Kester, 2019), iPhone forensic (Lee & Park, 2012), video evidence (Ellison & Munro, 2014;Grose, 2013;Gudjonsson & Mackeith, 1994;Winne et al, 2002Winne et al, , 2003, vehicle video recorders (Hsu et al, 2013), electronic evidence (Manova et al, 2019;Mason, 2014), and authentication of video surveillance (Chen & Leung, 2005;Winne et al, 2003). Digital forensics, which includes photographs and videos, is the examination of digital media in a forensic way with the objective of extracting, identifying, preserving, recovering, analyzing, and presenting digital evidence hidden within the digital data.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Hence, modern technology might have advantages and disadvantages in criminal evidence and courtroom practices. In this view, a large empirical literature has developed to explore the modern criminal evidence such as digital evidence (Grigaliunas & Toldinas, 2020;Wang, 2006Wang, , 2007Woods, 2017;Xiu & Li, 2014), forensic crime scene images (Senkyire & Kester, 2019), iPhone forensic evidence? (Lee & Park, 2012), video evidence (Ellison & Munro, 2014;Grose, 2013;Gudjonsson & Mackeith, 1994;Winne et al, 2002Winne et al, , 2003, vehicle video recorders (Hsu et al, 2013), electronic evidence (Manova et al, 2019;Mason, 2014), and authentication of video surveillance (Chen & Leung, 2005;Winne et al, 2003).…”

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The Modern Scientific Proofs and their Authenticity in Criminal Evidence: Literature Review

Khalifa¹,

Yaacob²,

Masri³

2023

IJARBSS

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This research seeks to review the growing literature on modern criminal evidence and the role of technological advancement in forensic science. We reviewed 114 forensic science studies based on a systematic literature review approach. The studies provide supporting evidence that technological advancement has permitted improved progress on modern criminal evidence. The analysis cybercrime and related offenses pose a global danger to many private and corporate entities around the world. Some nations (e.g., Algeria) have adopted the notion of proof-free prosecution, which means that there is no exception to the rule in modern criminal legislation comparison as a result of the necessity to adapt and cope with changes in all parts of one's existence. Also, conventional crimes, such as fraud and money laundering, have been creatively changed into new forms by the rising popularity of the Internet. Fruitful directions for further studies and implications for policymakers were discussed.

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Section: Modern Technical and Digital Forensicsmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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The Modern Scientific Proofs and their Authenticity in Criminal Evidence: Literature Review

Khalifa¹,

Yaacob²,

Masri³

2023

IJARBSS

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“…Images are a crucial aspect of investigations to gather information, document, and build a "memory" of a crime scene [13]. Therefore, the validity and verifiability of crime scene photos must be maintained to use them as evidence in court.…”

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Using Blockchain to Ensure the Integrity of Digital Forensic Evidence in an IoT Environment

Akhtar¹,

Feng²

2022

EAI Endorsed Transactions on Creative Technologies

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Digital forensics deals with digital evidence. Digital forensics is the study of data detection, acquisition, processing, analysis, and reporting. Encouraging the use of digital forensics in law enforcement investigations. With digital forensics, you can find out what data was taken and how it was copied or spread. Some hackers purposefully destroy data to harm their targets. In other cases, malicious software or hacker involvement can accidentally corrupt vital data. Digital forensics faces challenges of security and integrity. IoT devices can collect digital forensic evidence in an IoT setting, putting cybercrime agencies at danger owing to security and integrity. Many studies have been done recently to improve IoT based digital forensics integrity and security, but researchers face the risk of confidentiality. Recent research shows that digital forensics still faces manipulation and security issues. So a clever and effective approach is needed that not only protects security and integrity but also anticipates threats. So we propose an intelligent and effective solution based on Blockchain and Hashing algorithms. We will store the data collected from IoT devices into Blockchain. Anomalies in the evidence and transactions will be predicted using Machine Learning boosted models. So the proposed model works well because it can predict attacks early on.

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“…They studied various applications of 6G with security and privacy threats and explored blockchain-based solutions for smart and industrial IoT-based applications. In [ 7 ], the authors used blockchain secure storage to store crime images by applying watermarking and cryptographic blockchain in forensic applications. There has been a lot of research work in the field of the integration of blockchain in 6G-based real-world applications.…”

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Blockchain-Driven Intelligent Scheme for IoT-Based Public Safety System beyond 5G Networks

Rathod

Jadav

Tanwar

et al. 2023

Sensors

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Mobile applications have rapidly grown over the past few decades to offer futuristic applications, such as autonomous vehicles, smart farming, and smart city. Such applications require ubiquitous, real-time, and secure communications to deliver services quickly. Toward this aim, sixth-generation (6G) wireless technology offers superior performance with high reliability, enhanced transmission rate, and low latency. However, managing the resources of the aforementioned applications is highly complex in the precarious network. An adversary can perform various network-related attacks (i.e., data injection or modification) to jeopardize the regular operation of the smart applications. Therefore, incorporating blockchain technology in the smart application can be a prominent solution to tackle security, reliability, and data-sharing privacy concerns. Motivated by the same, we presented a case study on public safety applications that utilizes the essential characteristics of artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, and a 6G network to handle data integrity attacks on the crime data. The case study is assessed using various performance parameters by considering blockchain scalability, packet drop ratio, and training accuracy. Lastly, we explored different research challenges of adopting blockchain in the 6G wireless network.

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Validation of Forensic Crime Scene Images Using Watermarking and Cryptographic Blockchain

Cited by 8 publications

References 9 publications

The Modern Scientific Proofs and their Authenticity in Criminal Evidence: Literature Review

The Modern Scientific Proofs and their Authenticity in Criminal Evidence: Literature Review

Using Blockchain to Ensure the Integrity of Digital Forensic Evidence in an IoT Environment

Blockchain-Driven Intelligent Scheme for IoT-Based Public Safety System beyond 5G Networks

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