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Enhancing Traditional Forensic Investigations Using IoT Traces from Smart Buildings

16th October 202111th October 2021

Hello, and welcome to this presentation on enhancing traditional forensic investigations using IoT traces from smart buildings. We will look at how IoT devices and the traces generated can be useful to provide additional insight in classical forensic investigations. We

Insider Threat Prediction Based on Unsupervised Anomaly Detection Scheme for Proactive Forensic Investigation

16th October 20218th October 2021

Hello everyone. Wei Yichen from the University of Hong Kong. Today I’m going to introduce our paper about insider threat prediction based on Unsupervised Anomaly Detection Scheme for Proactive Forensic Investigation.Let’s start with the motivation of our research. According to

LogExtractor: Extracting Digital Evidence From Android Log Messages Via String & Taint Analysis

16th October 20215th October 2021

Hi, thanks for showing me. This is Christian Chao, a PhD from Iowa State University. Today, I’m going to present LogExtractor. This is joint work with Chen Shi and my advisor is professor Neil Zhenqiang Gong and professor Yong Guan.

Comprehensive Statistical Analysis on the Crackability of Real-World Passwords

16th October 20211st October 2021

Hello everyone. My name is Aikaterini Kanta and I’m a PhD student with University College Dublin, and the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre. I’m here today at DFRWS APAC 2021 to present a comprehensive statistical analysis on the crackability of

Short Papers from DFRWS APAC 2021: Deepfakes, Protest, & Apple Health Data Forensics

16th October 202128th September 2021

The Forensic Aspects of Analysis of Deepfake Videos Based on AI Algorithms Zeno Geradts: Good morning. I would like to present Forensic Aspects of deepfakes. So this is a short presentation of five minutes and I will shortly go through

ChunkedHCs Algorithm For Authorship Verification Problems: Reddit Case Study

16th October 20216th September 2021

Hi, my name is Anh Duc Le. This is my honor today that I’m going to do a presentation for our team, introducing a new algorithm named ChunkedHCs, used for the authorship verification task. The algorithm is tested on Reddit

Tracing Walking Path Using Smart Lighting System

16th October 202127th August 2021

Raymond Chan: Okay. So thank you for watching this abstract presentation for the DFRWS 2021. So, I’m Raymond, and today I would like to present the topic about tracing a walking path using Smart Lighting System. So, just to give

TraceGen: User Activity Emulation For Digital Forensic Test Image Generation

16th October 202125th August 2021

Chris Hargreaves: Hello, my name is Chris Hargreaves. I’m here to talk to you about TraceGen which is a piece of work that we did last year on simulating user actions in order to create realistic digital forensic disk images.

Extracting Evidence From Damaged Devices

16th October 202120th August 2021

Introductory voiceover: It may have started as an experiment in my basement, but damaging devices is not just a hobby I’ve tinkered with over time. It’s a complex body of work researched in the field and in the lab. It

Avoiding Burnout At The Digital Forensics Coalface

5th August 202418th August 2021

Dr. Sally Kelty: Good afternoon, everybody and welcome from a beautiful sunny afternoon in Canberra Australia. I’d like to thank the conference organizers for the invitation to come and talk to you today.My name is Dr. Sally Kelty. I’m a

Automatic Classification Of CVE Items And Cyber Security Articles

16th August 2021

Tianyi Wang: Hi, I’m Tianyi Wang from the university of Hong Kong. Today I’m presenting my extended abstract automatic classification upon CVE entries and cyber security articles. Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) is a famous cyber security vulnerability database, often

Advanced Forensic Recovery And Analysis Of MySQL Data In Deleted State

16th October 202113th August 2021

Johann Polewczyk:Welcome, with my colleagues from the University of Lausanne, we will present some advanced recovery and forensic analysis of MySQL data in digital states. So databases in general are widely used by organizations to store information that could be

A Novel Adversarial Example Detection Method For Malicious PDFs Using Multiple Mutated Classifiers

16th October 202111th August 2021

Chao Liu: Good morning, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to quickly introduce myself. My name is Chao Liu and I am a student of the Institute of Information Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences. Today, I would like to share

Identifying Crypto API Usages In Android Apps Using A Static Analysis Framework

16th October 20219th August 2021

Daisuke Sumita: Hello, everyone. I’m Daisuke Sumita from the National Police Agency, Japan. Today I’m going to be presenting on identifying crypto API usages in Android apps using a static analysis framework. This is a joint research with Professor Kanta

Feature Extraction Of Protest Demonstration On Lihkg Discussion Forum

16th October 20214th August 2021

Ao Shen: Hi, I’m [inaudible] Ao Shen from the University of Hong Kong. This research is done by Dr. Dr K P Chow and me, and our title is Feature Extraction of Protest Demonstration on the Lihkg Discussion Forum. Here

Digital Forensics Research: Recapping DFRWS-EU 2021

28th April 2021

Held virtually once again in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Digital Forensics Research Workshop Virtual Europe (DFRWS-EU) embodied its vision of cultivating an inclusive, transdisciplinary approach in both program and activities by featuring 10 of the 29 research paper