Temporal Attribution is a methodological framework within digital forensic analysis that establishes the precise timing of cyber events by associating observed artifacts with specific chronological intervals, thereby enabling the reconstruction of attack sequences within a temporally coherent timeline.
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THE INFINITE REGRESS OF TEMPORAL ATTRIBUTIONS*
Quentin Smith · The Southern Journal of Philosophy · 1986 · 30 citations
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