An interview with euronews.com (located in France): Fact-check: Can hackers steal fingerprints from selfies? The full article including a video can be found here
Three research articles have been accepted for publication at the Digital Forensics Research Conference EU 2024 in Saragossa (Spain). Thank you to all my co authors. The publications are as follows: DFRWS EU 10-Year Review and Future Directions in Digital Forensic Research with Chris Hargreaves, Jan-Niclas Hilgert, John Sheppard, Rebekah Overdorf, and Mark Scanlon . […]
Our paper ChatGPT for digital forensic investigation: The good, the bad, and the unknown which is open access and accessible here just won the Best Paper Award at DFRWS APAC 2023. Thank you to my Co-Authors: Mark Scanlon, Christopher Hargreaves, Jan-Niclas Hilgert, and John Sheppard
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 […]