A Study on the Forensic Data Extraction Method for SMS, Photo and Mobile Image of Google Android and Windows Mobile Smart Phone

Chun, Woo-Sung; Park, Dea-Woo

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-32692-9_82

Cited by 10 publications

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“…In parallel to the aforementioned significant growth, metamorphic data are interrelated due to the interactions among community users, especially in the modern social networking services arena [5,[14][15][16]. Most web-based APs rely on suitable web browsers in order to fulfill the above goals.…”

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confidence: 44%

The Digital Fingerprinting Analysis Concerning Google Calendar under Ubiquitous Mobile Computing Era

2015

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Internet Communication Technologies (ICTs) are making progress day by day, driven by the relentless need to utilize them for everything from leisure to business. This inevitable trend has dramatically changed contemporary digital behavior in all aspects. Undoubtedly, digital fingerprints will be at some point unwarily left on crime scenes creating digital information security incidents. On the other hand, corporates in the private sector or governments are on the edge of being exploited in terms of confidential digital information leakages. Some digital fingerprinting is volatile by its nature. Alternatively, once the power of computing devices is no longer sustainable, these digital traces could disappear forever. Due to the pervasive usage of Google Calendar and Safari browser among network communities, digital fingerprinting could be disclosed if forensics is carried out in a sound manner, which could be admitted in a court of law as probative evidences concerning certain cybercrime incidents.

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confidence: 44%

The Digital Fingerprinting Analysis Concerning Google Calendar under Ubiquitous Mobile Computing Era

2015

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“…As for Apple iOS, Husain and Sridhar used iTunes to force backup the iPhone and logical copy of backup can be found in computer hard drive [12][13]. Similarly, Chun and Park used Samsung Kies to extract SMS, photo and mobile image from Samsung Galaxy S [18]. However, most of the bundle software package that used to acquire evidences, placing an agent into the mobile devices.…”

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Mobile forensic data acquisition in Firefox OS

Yusoff

Mahmod

Abdullah

et al. 2014

2014 Third International Conference on Cyber Security, Cyber Warfare and Digital Forensic (CyberSec)

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Mozilla Corporation has recently released a Linuxbased open source operating system, namely Firefox OS. The arrival of this Firefox OS has created new challenges, concentrations and opportunities for digital investigators.Currently, Firefox OS is still not fully supported by most of the existing mobile forensic tools. Even when the phone is detected as Android, only pictures from removable card was able to be captured. Furthermore, the internal data acquisition is still not working. Therefore, there are very huge opportunities to explore the Firefox OS on every stages of mobile forensic procedures. This paper will present an approach for mobile forensic data acquisition in a forensically sound manner from a Firefox OS running device. This approach will largely use the UNIX dd command to create a forensic image from the Firefox OS running device.

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“…Text message services are divided into LMS (Long Message Service), through which text with 80 characters or more can be sent, and SMS, through which text with 80 characters or under can be sent. In emergency call, the SMS with 80 characters or under is necessary [1][2][3]. This paper develops an emergency call system [4][5][6][7], through which a rescue request can be made with short message composed of maximum 80 characters using such a characteristic of SMS, and an EECTS (Elevator Emergency Call Transmission System), through which calling is possible with the administrator concerned.…”

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confidence: 46%