This trimester was the first time “Ethical hacking” was taught at the University of New Haven. Due to the great success of this class, Fox CT visited us in the UNH Cyber Forensics Research & Education Lab to interview us. (Video and Interview copied from foxct.com). WEST HAVEN — They are far from a bunch of […]
The paper “How Cuckoo filter can improve existing approximate matching techniques” got accepted at the 7th International Conference on Digital Forensics & Cyber Crime (ICDF2C’15). Furthermore, I will present the article “Watch what you wear: Preliminary forensic analysis of smart watches” at Availability, Reliability, and Security (ARES’15, IEEE) in Toulouse, France in August. Both abstracts are […]
Our recent research about smartwatches made it to CNET. The full article can be found here.
UNHcFREG Develops App to Test if Your Data is Secure Computer scientists at UNH – who recently discovered that some social media data is neither private nor secure – have developed an app to help the public determine if their phone data has been breached.
The paper “Network and device forensic analysis of Android social-messaging applications” got accepted at the Digital Forensic Research Conference 2015 in Philadelphia. Thank you to all co-Authors who put a tremendous amount of effort in that article.