The articles Sharing datasets for Digital Forensic: a novel taxonomy and legal concerns by Frank Breitinger and Alexandre Jotterand . The article is available open access here. and As if Time Had Stopped – Checking Memory Dumps for Quasi-Instantaneous Consistency by Jenny Ottmann, Üsame Cengiz, Frank Breitinger and Felix Freiling. The article is available open access […]
The article “Data for digital forensics: Why a discussion on ‘how realistic is synthetic data’ is dispensable” has been accepted by the ACM Journal of Digital Threats: Research and Practice for open access publication. Details about the article are listed below. Special thanks to my co-authors Thomas Göbel and Harald Baier. This article was presented […]
Our article “ChatGPT for Digital Forensic Investigation: The Good, The Bad, and The Unknown” has been accepted for publication at the Digital Forensic Research Conference (DFRWS APAC) 2023. Thank you to my co-authors Mark Scanlon, Christopher Hargreaves, Jan-Niclas Hilgert and John Sheppard. The pre-print can be found preprints.org. Here a copy of the abstract: The […]
The paper Data for digital forensics: Why a discussion on `how realistic is synthetic data’ is dispensable was presented at the 12th International Conference on IT Security Incident Management & IT Forensics (IMF 2023) in Munich (Germany). Thank you to my co-authors Thomas Göbel and Harald Baier. The paper will soon be available via ACM […]
The article ChatGPT for Digital Forensic Investigation: The Good, The Bad, and The Unknown has been accepted at the DFRWS APAC 2023 conference co-located in Singapore and Hong Kong. Thank you to my co-authors Mark Scanlon, Chris Hargreaves, Jan-Niclas Hilgert and John Sheppard. The article will be available open access in the future. If you […]