A Digital Forensics Profiling Methodology for the Cyberstalker

Silde, Alice; Angelopoulou, Olga

doi:10.1109/incos.2014.118

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“…Different digital offence types inherently maintain different evidential digital traits (Horsman et al, 2014; Silde & Angelopoulou, 2014). Therefore, standardization between different offence types where evidential traits may be different, could be a difficult task.…”

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“…Instead, where offence s of the same type may share similar evidential traits (e.g., illegal imagery cases will focus on media files), consistent approaches may be justifiable for replication across multiple cases of the same offence , and in turn, be achievable. Such thoughts may be considered in line with the concept of “digital profiling,” where consistent behaviors found in specific crime types may allow standard investigative approaches to be adopted (Silde & Angelopoulou, 2014).…”

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Standardizing digital forensic examination procedures: A look at Windows 10 in cases involving images depicting child sexual abuse

Horsman

2021

WIREs Forensic Science

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As a topic area, the need for the standardization of operational practices in digital forensics has seen much discussion. There are clear benefits for digital forensics if its procedures can be harmonized including increasing the reliability of the work produced by its practitioners, consistency of practice, and the potential for greater quality control, however, attaining standardization is a difficult task, and further work in this field is required. This work discusses the “standardization challenge” assessing both the need for standardization and the feasibility of achieving it. It is suggested that those actively contributing in this area should consider the development of models for defining operational practice which are offence‐specific, device‐specific and operating system‐specific. To support this proposal, an example standard is offered and discussed which suggests and documents the minimum expected requirements for the examination of Windows 10 devices in cases involving images depicting child sexual abuse. This article is categorized under: Digital and Multimedia Science > Cybercrime Investigation

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Standardizing digital forensic examination procedures: A look at Windows 10 in cases involving images depicting child sexual abuse

Horsman

2021

WIREs Forensic Science

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“…Silde and Angelopoulou (Silde & Angelopoulou, 2014) proposed a Cyberstalker profiling methodology by integrating BEA into a traditional DF investigation framework. This model involved three steps:…”

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Behavioural Evidence Analysis

shree

Dhaliwal

2021

International Journal of Digital Crime and Forensics

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Recent developments in digital forensics (DF) have emphasized that along with inspection of digital evidence, the study of behavioural clues based on behavioural evidence analysis (BEA) is vital for accurate and complete criminal investigation. This paper reviews the existing BEA approaches and process models and concludes the lack of standardisation in the BEA process. The research comprehends that existing BEA methodologies are restricted to specific characteristics of the forensic domain in question. To address these limitations, the paper proposes a standardised approach detailing the step-by-step implementation of BEA in the DF process. The proposed model presents a homogenous technique that can be practically applied to real-life cases. This standard BEA framework classifies digital evidence into categories to decipher associated offender characteristics. Unlike existing models, this new approach collects evidence from diverse sources and leaves no aspect unattended while probing criminal behavioural cues, thus facilitating its applicability across varied forensic domains.

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Content-Based Technical Solution for Cyberstalking Detection

Asante

Feng

2021

2021 3rd International Conference on Computer Communication and the Internet (ICCCI)

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A Digital Forensics Profiling Methodology for the Cyberstalker

Cited by 7 publications

References 11 publications

Standardizing digital forensic examination procedures: A look at Windows 10 in cases involving images depicting child sexual abuse

Standardizing digital forensic examination procedures: A look at Windows 10 in cases involving images depicting child sexual abuse

Behavioural Evidence Analysis

Content-Based Technical Solution for Cyberstalking Detection

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