Accepted Workshops
- Adversary vs Analyst: Hunting Anti-Forensic Tradecraft
Akash Thakar (Rashtriya Raksha University) - Normalizing and Enriching Warrant Returns With Cyber Domain Ontologies
Cory Hall (Project VIC International) - From Isolated Digital Traces to Investigative Interpretation
Elenore Ryser (University of Technology Sydney) - Understanding the Methods and Limits of GPS in Digital Forensics
Matthew Sorell (Adelaide University)
Accepted Papers
- Extending Detection Engineering to Digital Forensics: The Velociraptor Unified Detection-Forensics Methodology
Adithyan Shaji Nambiar, Veda Dawoonauth, Aditya Kumar, (The University of Queensland); Mike Cohen, (Velocidex Enterprises); Priyanka Singh (The University of Queensland) - Forensic Analysis of Virtual Phone Applications: Artifact Recovery, Provider Identification, and Automated User Attribution
Yeonsu Yeo, Eunji Lee, Kiseok Lee, Gibum Kim (Sungkyunkwan University) - A Forensic Methodology for Tracing Deepfake Multimedia Content Creation and Distribution on Android Smartphones
Jong-in Kim, Dohyun Kim (Korea Maritime and Ocean University) - SoK: Operationalizing the Likelihood-Ratio Framework for Digital Evidence
Jan Gruber, (Netherlands Forensic Institute); Ruud Schramp (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology) - Erased Photos, Surviving Faces: On-device AI Residue as a New Class of Digital Evidence in Samsung Gallery
ChaeMin Park, JuHwan Park, Dohyun Kim (Korea Maritime and Ocean University) - STAFT: Privacy-Preserving Semantic Trace Abstraction for Forensic Triage of Personal AI Agent Incidents
Minseok Hur, Jiho Shin, Moohong Min (Sungkyunkwan University) - I Will Survive: CleanerScope, a Phase-Based Pipeline for Analyzing Residual Artifacts from Android File-Wiping Applications
Uju E. Okoye, Abdus Satter, Shishir Panta, Ibrahim Baggili (Center of Computation & Technology, Louisiana State University) - Forensic Reliability of Publicly Accessible Image-Authentication and Deepfake-Detection Tools: An Investigator-Led Evaluation of Open-Source and Free-to-Use Platforms
Michael Rettinger, Ben Beaumont, Nhien-An Le-Khac, Hong-Hanh Nguyen-Le (University College Dublin) - Evidence-Borne Prompt Injection in LLM-Assisted Textual Evidence Triage
Dongho Kim, Damin Kim, Moohong Min (Sungkyunkwan University) - WALRUS: Reconstructing Deleted and Encrypted SQLite WALPages from Unallocated Space
Sueun Jung, Jungheum Park (Korea University) - CARVE: Recovering and Reconstructing Deleted H.264/H.265 Video from Honeywell Surveillance Systems
Pravas Giri, Jinhee Yoon, Sungjae Hwang (Sungkyunkwan University) - Toward Next-Generation DFIR Triage: E01 Imaging of Selectively Collected Artifacts
JunHyeong Lee (PLAINBIT) - Time-Anchor: Detecting System Clock Manipulation in Android
Jihye Jang, Eunji Lee, Yeon Baek, (Sungkyunkwan University); Jungho Kim, Sungjin Lee, (South Korea Financial Supervisory Service, FSS); Gibum Kim (Sungkyunkwan University) - CAFE: A Claim-Level Cross-Artifact Verification Framework for Assessing the Reliability of Windows Forensic Evidence under Anti-Forensic Manipulation
Hyunwoo Shin, Jungheum Park (Korea University) - Active Block Hashing for Efficient Integrity Verification of Modern Storage Media and Their Forensic Duplicates
Jan Gruber, (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology); Felix Freiling, (Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, FAU); Simson L. Garfinkel (BasisTech LLC)
Full Paper Acceptance Rate
This year, we received 76 research paper submissions from 22 countries, with 15 accepted after peer review – resulting in a paper acceptance rate of 19.7%.