Digital Forensics @ SSRC

THIS IS THE ARCHIVED SSRC SITE.
Maintained by Ethan L. Miller.
The current CRSS site is at https://www.crss.us/.

Digital Forensics

Digital forensics is the study of crimes or malicious events committed against or with computers or networks.

Status

Our current forensic focus is on the application of non-standard metadata to support investigative models.

Faculty

Darrell D. E. Long

Publications

Date		Publication
Aug 4, 2014		Alex Nelson, Erik Steggall, Darrell D. E. Long, Cooperative mode: Comparative storage metadata verification applied to the Xbox 360, Digital Forensics Research Workshop 2014, August 2014, pages S46--S56. [Digital Forensics]
Aug 3, 2014		Alex Nelson, Erik Steggall, Darrell D. E. Long, Cooperative mode: Comparing interpretations of the Xbox 360 storage system, Proceedings of the Digital Forensics Research Conferenc, August 2014. [Digital Forensics]
Oct 30, 2012		Alex Nelson, RegXML: XML conversion of the Windows Registry for forensic processing and distribution, October 2012, pages 51--65. [Digital Forensics]
Aug 6, 2012		Simson Garfinkel, Alex Nelson, Joel Young, A General Strategy for Differential Forensic Analysis, Digital Forensics Research Workshop 2012, August 2012, pages S50--S59. [Digital Forensics]
May 4, 2012		Ziqian Wan, Alex Nelson, Tao Li, Darrell D. E. Long, Andy Hospodor, Computer Hard Drive Geolocation by HTTP Feature Extraction, Technical Report UCSC-SSRC-12-04, May 2012. Technical Report UCSC-SSRC-12-04 [Digital Forensics]
Nov 1, 1992		Darrell D. E. Long, A Replicated Monitoring Tool, Proceedings of the Second Workshop on the Management of Replicated Data, November 1992. [Digital Forensics]

Last modified 23 May 2019