Digital forensics is heavily affected by the large and increasing amount of data to be
processed. To solve the problem there is ongoing research to find more efficient carving …

Today, with the growth of information and communication technology, digital crimes have
also spread. Advanced storage technologies and their low cost have led to a significant …

The amount of data to be handled in digital forensic investigations is continuously
increasing, while the tools and processes used are not developed accordingly. This …

One of the challenges of digital forensics is the high volume of investigative cases. To
address this problem, researchers have proposed various triage methods. Detecting the …

Digital devices are ubiquitous in modern society. Every action on a digital device, whether
initiated by a user, an application, the operating system, or hardware, leaves behind …

Digital forensics and, especially, file carving are burdened by the large amounts of data that
need to be processed. Attempts to solve this problem include efficient carving algorithms …

One challenge in digital forensics is finding evidence of applications that have been
uninstalled. When an application is uninstalled, the files making up the application are …

Hierarchical storage system namespaces are notorious for their immense size, which is a
significant hindrance for any computer inspection. File systems for computers start with tens …

Digital forensics investigators may need to infer the past presence of an application which
was uninstalled prior to device seizure or media imaging. Some existing approaches use a …

There is limited research addressing the factors that contribute to the persistence of deleted
file contents on digital storage devices. This study presents a digital file persistence …