Now approximately 30 years old, the field of digital forensics is arguably facing some of its
greatest challenges to date. Whilst currently supporting law enforcement in numerous …

The world economy is undergoing dramatic changes, largely driven by the new availability
of fine-grained information. Innovative ways of using data—large and small—have also …

Nowadays, more than ever, digital forensics activities are involved in any criminal, civil or
military investigation and represent a fundamental tool to support cyber-security …

In recent years traditional mobile-phones, used only to make calls and send text messages,
have evolved into even more versatile and powerful devices (smart phones, tablets, etc.) …

While Web browsers are fundamental components in the Internet nowadays, the widespread
availability of several techniques that can be used to detect the individual browser …

Digital evidence can determine either the conviction or acquittal of a suspect. In the latter
case, such information constitutes a digital alibi. It has been recently shown how it is …

The use of wearable devices, such as smartwatches, glasses, clothes, and fitness bracelets
is increasing at an ever-growing pace. Major corporations and insurance companies have …

The secure deletion of sensitive data can improve user privacy in many contexts and, in
some extreme circumstances, keeping some information private can determine the life or …

In recent years the relevance of digital evidence in Courts disputes is growing up and many
cases have been solved thanks to digital traces that addressed investigations on the right …

In the last decade Digital Forensics has experienced several issues when dealing with
network evidence. Collecting network evidence is difficult due to its volatility. In fact, such …