About Us
DFRWS is a non-profit, volunteer organization dedicated to bringing together everyone with a legitimate interest in digital forensics to address the emerging challenges of our field. DFRWS organizes digital forensic conferences, challenges, and international collaboration to help drive the direction of research and development.
DFRWS conferences provide a friendly atmosphere to share research papers, practitioner presentations, and works in progress. Every gathering includes technical workshops, demos, panels, and other “breakout sessions” covering various issues related to digital forensics.
Ultimately, it is the goal of DFRWS to cultivate transdisciplinary coproduction of knowledge that stimulates healthy growth in this rapidly evolving field. It is notable that many novel developments in the field have their roots in works and breakout sessions at DFRWS conferences. As such, DFRWS conferences are not only a snapshot of the state of the research in the field, but are also a useful pointer towards the future.
Latest Deadlines
08
Jun
2020USA 2020 Early Registration Ends
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24
Jan
2020USA 2020 Call for Papers Ends (Firm)
RESEARCH PAPERS undergo double-blinded, peer review, and are published by Elsevier in a special issue of Digital Investigation. Read the Submission Criteria for more information. Papers...
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15
Mar
2020USA 2020 Presentations and Workshops Due
PRESENTATIONS and WORKSHOPS undergo a light review process to select presentations of maximal interest to DFRWS attendees and filter out sales pitches. Presentations are of...
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Papers & Presentations
Windows Memory Forensics: Detecting (un)intentionally hidden injected Code by examining Page Table Entries
Awarded Best Paper at DFRWS USA 2019 Frank Block and Andreas Dewald Malware utilizes code injection techniques to either...
An Incomplete Tour of the Forensic Implications of the Windows 10 Activity Timeline
Vico Marziale, Ph.D. (BlackBag Technologies) The Activity Timeline feature was released in Windows 10 version 1803. It tracks many...
Ka-Chow!!! Driving Android Auto
Forensic question: What information is recoverable from an Android device that is connected to a vehicle with using the...
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