Where do Databases and Digital Forensics meet? A Comprehensive Survey and Taxonomy
Danilo B. Seufitelli,
Michele A. Brandão,
Ayane C. A. Fernandes
et al.
Abstract:We present a systematic literature review and propose a taxonomy for research at the intersection of Digital Forensics and Databases. The merge between these two areas has become more prolific due to the growing volume of data and mobile apps on the Web, and the consequent rise in cyber attacks. Our review has identified 91 relevant papers. The taxonomy categorizes such papers into: Cyber-Attacks (subclasses SQLi, Attack Detection, Data Recovery) and Criminal Intelligence (subclasses Forensic Investigation, Re… Show more
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