Notice of Retraction: Application of PageRank Algorithm in Computer Forensics

Wang, De-Guang; Zhou, Zhigang; Ma, Jing

doi:10.1109/itcs.2010.68

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“…For instance, Myers (1991) observed that information technology permits not just the storage and manipulation of records from a single workstation but also the storage and cross-referencing of volumes in hitherto impracticable ways. However, with this development in digital technology and with the explosive growth of the Internet, network crimes appear more frequently (Wang et al, 2010). It is, therefore, not improbable that in the future, we will be able to give evidence via a mobile phone with a video picture being transmitted.…”

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The Modern Scientific Proofs and their Authenticity in Criminal Evidence: Literature Review

Khalifa,

Yaacob,

Masri

2023

IJARBSS

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This research seeks to review the growing literature on modern criminal evidence and the role of technological advancement in forensic science. We reviewed 114 forensic science studies based on a systematic literature review approach. The studies provide supporting evidence that technological advancement has permitted improved progress on modern criminal evidence. The analysis cybercrime and related offenses pose a global danger to many private and corporate entities around the world. Some nations (e.g., Algeria) have adopted the notion of proof-free prosecution, which means that there is no exception to the rule in modern criminal legislation comparison as a result of the necessity to adapt and cope with changes in all parts of one's existence. Also, conventional crimes, such as fraud and money laundering, have been creatively changed into new forms by the rising popularity of the Internet. Fruitful directions for further studies and implications for policymakers were discussed.

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Section: Modern Technical and Digital Forensicsmentioning

confidence: 99%