SOLVE-IT is a knowledge base of digital forensics techniques along with potential weaknesses and mitigations. It was launched in April at DFRWS EU 2025. While the GitHub repository evolves every week we are going to issue some static releases at points throughout the year with some developments highlighted, along with accessible versions that can be […]
Read MoreThe peer-reviewed paper and presentation of SOLVE-IT: A proposed digital forensic knowledge base inspired by MITRE ATT&CK at DFRWS EU 2025 marks the official launch of another DFRWS supported community project. SOLVE-IT is a knowledge base for and by the digital forensic community that describes and indexes techniques available to digital forensic investigators during an […]
Read MoreThis year is the 25th anniversary of the Digital Forensics Research Conference. The DFRWS community has grown from a small group of researchers and practitioners to collaboration of thousands around the globe. The first conference was held in Utica, NY with 50 participants to formalize the field and identify challenges. In 2014, in response to […]
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The 11th annual Digital Forensics Research Workshop, European Union edition is coming to beautiful Zaragoza, Spain in March 2024 – and is open for abstracts through September 24th! DFRWS welcomes fresh insights, including case studies and trend reports, that challenge the current boundaries of digital forensics. The topics we accept for presentation frequently include (but […]
Read MoreHi! We at DFIR Review wanted to take a moment to share some of the great things all the volunteers at DFIR Review have been doing over the last year and all the great peer-reviewed posts available at dfir.pubpub.org. For those who are unfamiliar, DFIR Review is a project under DFRWS that conducts peer review […]
Read MoreAfter a year of preparation and execution, the new DFRWS website is ready for use! We’ve tried to address the issues of the previous website — information on all of the conferences are filled out, Best Paper Awards are listed for the conferences, and we are in progress of correcting author affiliations for prior years. […]
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