Contemporary mobile devices are the result of an evolution process, during which
computational and networking capabilities have been continuously pushed to keep pace …

Given the ever-increasing prevalence of technology in modern life, there is a corresponding
increase in the likelihood of digital devices being pertinent to a criminal investigation or civil …

The global pandemic of COVID-19 has turned the spotlight on video conferencing
applications like never before. In this critical time, applications such as Zoom have …

The development of sixth‐generation (6G) wireless communication technology is expected
to provide super high‐speed data transmission, and advanced network performance than …

IoT device forensics is a difficult problem given that manufactured IoT devices are not
standardized, many store little to no historical data, and are always connected; making them …

The proliferation of mobile devices has led to advanced cybercriminal activities that exploit
their ubiquity. Contemporary mobile forensics techniques and the challenges facing forensic …

A fitness tracker monitors our daily activity by measuring distance walked (or run), calorie
consumption, heartbeat and quality of sleep. Although originally designed to check the …

Wearable IoT devices like fitness trackers and smartwatches continue to create opportunities
and challenges for forensic investigators in the acquisition and analysis of evidential …

It is challenging for digital forensic practitioners to maintain skillset currency, for example
knowing where and how to extract digital artifacts relevant to investigations from newer …

While the public claim concern for their privacy, they frequently appear to overlook it. This
disparity between concern and behaviour is known as the Privacy Paradox. Such issues are …