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The Mobile Forensic Platform DFRWS USA 2002 Frank Adelstein, Ph.D. (ATC-NY)
First Responders Evidence Disk DFRWS USA 2002 Jesse Kornblum (AFOSI)
Analyzing the Difficulties in Backtracking the Onion Router’s Traffic DFRWS USA 2002 Dario Forte (Guardia di finanza Milano)
A Lessons Learned Repository for Computer Forensics DFRWS USA 2002 Warren Harrison (Portland State University), George Heuston (Hillsboro Police Department), Mark Morrissey (Portland State University), David Aucsmith (Intel Corporation), Sarah Mocas (Portland State University), and Steve Russelle (Portland Police Bureau)
The International Journal of Digital Evidence DFRWS USA 2002 Gary Gordon and John Leeson
Testing Disk Imaging Tools DFRWS USA 2002 James Lyle (NIST)
Steganalysis with a Computational Immune System DFRWS USA 2002 Jacob Jackson, Gregg Gunsch, Roger Claypoole, and Gary Lamont (Air Force Institute of Technology)
Language and Gender Author Cohort Analysis of E-mail for Computer Forensics DFRWS USA 2002 Olivier de Vel, Malcolm Corney, Alison Anderson, and George Mohay (Queensland University of Technology)
Defining Digital Forensic Examination and Analysis Tools DFRWS USA 2002 Brian Carrier, Ph.D. (@stake)
Confronting Encryption in Computer Investigations DFRWS USA 2002 Eoghan Casey, Ph.D. (Yale University)
Can Digital Evidence Endure the Test of Time DFRWS USA 2002 Michael Duren and Chet Hosmer (WetStone Technologies, Inc)
Automatic Reassembly of Document Fragments via Data Compression DFRWS USA 2002 Kulesh Shanmugasundaram (Polytechnic University)
Audit Data Reduction Using Neural Networks and Support Vector Machines DFRWS USA 2002 Srinivas Mukkamala and Andrew Sung (New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology)
Putting the Horse in Front of the Cart DFRWS USA 2003 Peter Stephenson
ForNet – A Distributed Network Forensics System DFRWS USA 2003 Kulesh Shanmugasundaram
Forensic Network Analysis Tools – Strengths, Weaknesses, and Future Needs DFRWS USA 2003 Eoghan Casey, Ph.D. (University of Lausanne)
File Classification Using Sub-Sequence Kernels DFRWS USA 2003
Discovering Covert Digital Evidence DFRWS USA 2003 Chet Hosmer and Christopher Hyde
Detecting Covert Communications on the Internet – Some Challenges and Solutions DFRWS USA 2003 R. Chandramouli
Cross-Validation of Filesystem Layers for Computer Forensics DFRWS USA 2003 Joe Sremack
Building Theoretical Underpinnings for Digital Forensics Research DFRWS USA 2003 Sarah Mocas
An Improved Raw Quick Pairs Blind Steganalysis Method DFRWS USA 2003 Benjamin Rodriquez
A Functional Reference Model of Passive Network Origin Identification DFRWS USA 2003 Thomas Daniels
Secure Digital Camera DFRWS USA 2004 Paul Blythe (SUNY Binghamton) and Jessica Fridrich (SUNY Binghamton)
Forensics, Fighter Pilots and the OODA Loop – The Role of Digital Forensics in Cyber Command and Control DFRWS USA 2004 Heather M.B. Dussault (SUNY Institute of Technology), Chet J. Maciag (Air Force Research Laboratory, Information Directorate)
Breaking the Performance Wall – The Case for Distributed Digital Forensics DFRWS USA 2004 Vassil Roussev, Ph.D. (University of New Orleans) and Golden Richard III, Ph.D. (University of New Orleans)
Adversary Modeling to Develop Forensic Observables DFRWS USA 2004 John Lowry (BBN Systems), Rico Valdez (BBN Systems), and Brad Wood (BBN Systems)
The Enhanced Digital Investigation Process Model DFRWS USA 2004 Venansius Baryamureeba (Institute of Computer Science, Makerere University), Florence Tushabe (Institute of Computer Science, Makerere University)
MITRE – Proposal to Formalize Test and Evaluation Activities Within the Forensic and Law Enforcement Communities DFRWS USA 2004 Mark Hirsh (DCCI - MITRE)
How to Reuse Knowledge about Forensic Investigations DFRWS USA 2004 Danilo Bruschi (Università degli Studi di Milano), Mattia Monga (Università degli Studi di Milano), Lorenzo Martignoni (Università degli Studi di Milano Bicocca)
Honeynets and Digital Forensics DFRWS USA 2004 Lance Spitzner
Honeynet Data Analysis – A Technique For Correlating Sebek And Network Data DFRWS USA 2004 Edward Balas (Indiana University)
Forensics for Critical Information Infrastructure Protection DFRWS USA 2004 Ian Bryant (MOD/UK)
Assured Information Security – Stego Intrusion Detection System DFRWS USA 2004 Mike Sieffert (Assured Information Security, Inc), Rodney Forbes (Assured Information Security, Inc), Charles Green (Assured Information Security, Inc), Leonard Popyack (Assured Information Security, Inc), Thomas Blake (Air Force Research Laboratory)
An Event-Based Digital Forensic Investigation Framework DFRWS USA 2004 Brian Carrier (CERIAS, Purdue University), Prof. Eugene Spafford (CERIAS, Purdue University)
A Hierarchical, Objectives-Based Framework for the Digital Investigations Process DFRWS USA 2004 Nicole Beebe, Ph.D. (UTSA), Jan Clark (UTSA)
A Framework of Distributed Agent-based Network Forensics System DFRWS USA 2004 Ren Wei (Zhongnan University)
A Framework for Digital Forensic Science DFRWS USA 2004 Mark Pollitt (Digital Evidence Professional Services, Inc.)
Unification of Digital Evidence from Disparate Sources DFRWS USA 2005 Philip Turner (QinetiQ)
Preparing for Large-Scale Investigations with Case Domain Modeling DFRWS USA 2005 Chris Bogen (US Army Corps of Engineers) and David Dampier (Mississippi State University)
Monitoring Access to Shared Memory-Mapped Files DFRWS USA 2005 Christian Sarmoria (Syracuse University) and Steve Chapin (Syracuse University)
File Hound – A Forensics Tool for First Responders DFRWS USA 2005 Wm. Blair Gillam (Purdue University) and Marc Rogers (Purdue University)
Automatically Creating Realistic Targets for Digital Forensics Investigation DFRWS USA 2005 Frank Adelstein, Ph.D. (ATC-NY), Yun Gao, and Golden Richard III, Ph.D. (University of New Orleans)
Scalpel – A Frugal, High Performance File Carver DFRWS USA 2005 Golden Richard III, Ph.D. (University of New Orleans), Vassil Roussev, Ph.D. (University of New Orleans)
Risk Sensitive Digital Evidence Collection DFRWS USA 2005 Erin Kenneally (San Diego Supercomputer Center), Christopher Brown (Technology Pathways)
Reproducibility of Digital Evidence in Forensic Investigations DFRWS USA 2005 Lei Pan (Deakin University), Lynn Batten (Deakin University)
Network Forensics Analysis with Evidence Graphs DFRWS USA 2005 Wei Wang (Iowa State University), Thomas Daniels (Iowa State University)
Forensic Discovery DFRWS USA 2005 Wietse Venema, Ph.D. (IBM Research)
Evaluating Commercial Counter-Forensic Tools DFRWS USA 2005 Matthew Geiger (Carnegie Mellon University)
Design and Implementation of Zeitline – a Forensic Timeline Editor DFRWS USA 2005 Florian Buchholz (Purdue University), Courtney Falk (Purdue University)