Network Forensics
Abstract
Today's cyber-criminal investigator faces a formidable challenge: tracing network-based cyber criminals. The possibility of becoming a victim of cyber-crime is the number-one fear of billions of people. This concern is well founded. The findings in the annual Computer Security Institute/Federal Bureau of Investigation Computer Crime and Security Surveys confirm that cyber-crime is real and continues to be a significant threat. Trace-back and attribution are performed during or after cyber violations and attacks to identify where an attack originated, how it propagated, and what computer(s) and person(s) are responsible and should be held accountable. ...
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