Cloud computing describes a computing concept where software services, and the
resources they use, operate as (and on) a virtualised platform across many different host …

Cloud computing systems provide a new paradigm to the distributed processing of digital
data. Digital forensic investigations involving such systems are likely to involve more …

This document summarizes research performed by the members of the NIST Cloud
Computing Forensic Science Working Group and aggregates, categorizes, and discusses …

This document summarizes the research performed by the members of the NIST Cloud
Computing Forensic Science Working Group, and aggregates, categorizes and discusses …

Cloud forensics refers to digital forensics investigations performed in cloud computing
environments. Nowadays digital investigators face various technical, legal, and …

As cloud computing becomes more prevalent, there is a growing need for forensic
investigations involving cloud technologies. The field of cloud forensics seeks to address the …

Cloud computing may well become one of the most transformative technologies in the
history of computing. Cloud service providers and customers have yet to establish adequate …

Cloud forensics is a special branch of digital forensics, which is required to establish facts
about incidents that are actively or passively related to clouds. However, today's cloud …

Increasing interest in and use of cloud computing services presents both opportunities for
criminal exploitation and challenges for law enforcement agencies (LEAs). For example, it is …

Digital investigation in the cloud is challenging, but there's also opportunities for innovations
in digital forensic solutions (such as remote forensic collection of evidential data from cloud …