Traditionally, digital forensics focused on artifacts located on the storage devices of
computer systems, mobile phones, digital cameras, and other electronic devices. In the past …

Why do nations break into one another's most important computer networks? There is an
obvious answer: to steal valuable information or to attack. But this isn't the full story. This …

Auditing, a central pillar of operating system security, has only recently come into its own as
an active area of public research. This resurgent interest is due in large part to the notion of …

The collection and analysis of volatile memory is a vibrant area of research in the
cybersecurity community. The ever-evolving and growing threat landscape is trending …

This paper targets two main goals. First, we want to provide an overview of available
datasets that can be used by researchers and where to find them. Second, we want to stress …

Most organizations today use cloud-computing environments and virtualization technology.
Linux-based clouds are the most popular cloud environments among organizations, and …

Fundamentals of Digital Forensics: A Guide to Theory, Research and Applications presents
and discusses the fundamental building blocks of computer forensics in a practical and …

Malware is one of the greatest and most rapidly growing threats to the digital world.
Traditional signature-based detection is no longer adequate to detect new variants and …

Ransomware continues to grow in both scale, cost, complexity and impact since its initial
discovery nearly 30 years ago. Security practitioners are engaged in a continual “arms race” …

By letting students simulate operations and games on a digital education operation system,
schools are able to inspect learning achievement and teaching quality. In digital education …