Forensic Computing
Mohamed Hamdi, National Digital Certification Agency, Tunisia
Noureddine Boudriga, National Digital Certification Agency and University of Carthage, Tunisia
M. S. Obaidat, Monmouth University
Introduction and Foundations of Computer Forensics
Computer Evidence Requirements
Hiding and Recovering Information from Hard Disks
Cryptanalysis: Breaking Attackers' Ciphers and Codes
Steganography and Digital Watermarking
Identifying the Source of Network Attacks
Computer Network Attack Features
Edge Sampling Algorithm and Fragment Marking Scheme
Advanced and Authenticated Marking Schemes
Connection Chain Identification
Interpacket Delay-Based Tracing
Statistical Computer Forensics
Computer Forensics and Artificial Intelligence
Enhancing the Existing Infrastructure
Improving Standards, Protocols, and Regulation
INTRODUCTION AND FOUNDATIONS OF COMPUTER FORENSICS
In this section, we present the main concepts, background information, and foundations of computer forensics.
Definition
In 2001, computer forensics was defined as “the use of scientifically derived and proved methods toward the preservation, collection, validation, identification, analysis, interpretation, ...
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