International Journal of Electronic Security and Digital Forensics · 2009 · 12 citations · 3 references
ComputingComputer SystemsInformation TechnologyDigital ForensicsMobile ComputingMobile SecurityComputer ForensicsEvidence AcquisitionFile System AnalysisForensic AnalysisForensic EvidenceMobile ForensicsCrime Scene EvidenceFile System AcquisitionMobile Artifact AnalysisMobile Data AcquisitionMobile Device Acquisition
Market penetration of smartphones and the enriched capabilities of new devices lead to the storage of lot of data in their internal memory, providing a silent witness of digital crimes and private facts as well. This article proposes a new methodology and a tool for data acquisition by using the removable memory cards (e.g. SD, mini SD, MMC, etc.) to execute in crime scene situ. The presented methodology relies on a forensic farm where Symbian and Windows Mobile devices file system images, acquired via the tool and sent through the forensic operator mobile device, are automatically processed by a piece of software, in order to provide quick and standard results. The purpose of this quick (and general, not ad-hoc) response is to provide essential investigative information to the crime scene operator in the lowest time, in order to collect further evidences, related to the content of the sized smartphone.
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Gianluigi Me, Maurizio Rossi · 2008 · 30 citations
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