Thank you – Jan Pluskal and Ondřej Ryšavý – for having me on the research project: Netfox detective: A novel open-source network forensics analysis tool. The Article will be available for free download until Nov 6th, 2020 through this link.
Thank you to Tina Wu and Stephen O’Shaughnessy for supporting me with the article: Digital forensic tools: Recent advances and enhancing the status quo. The Article will be available for free download until October 3rd, 2020 through this link.
On behalf of digital-liechtenstein.li, the University of Liechtenstein conducted a representative survey with companies and administrative agencies in Liechtenstein and evaluated the results. The study shows a high risk of cyberattacks for Liechtenstein as a business location and advocates joint efforts by the country and industry to prevent cyberattacks and to raise awareness of security […]
Thank you to my co-author David Palmbach from the University of New Haven (CT, US) for doing your masters project with me which resulted in the the article: Artifacts for detecting timestamp manipulation in NTFS on Windows and their reliability. The paper will be presented at the Digital Forensics Research Conference (DFRWS EU) in Oxford in […]
Thank you to my co-authors Vitor Hugo Galhardo Moia and Marco Aurélio Amaral Henriques from the University of Campinas (Brazil) for helping with the article: The impact of excluding common blocks for approximate matching . The article can be accessed here. It is also available for free until January 15th, 2020 here.