Digital Forensics @ SSRC

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