| Paper | Presentation | Conference | Downloads | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| Characterizing Loss of Forensic Information due to Abstraction Layers | DFRWS EU 2017 | Felix Freiling (Friedrich-Alexander-University), Thomas Glanzmann, Hans Reiser | |
| Building Forensics Tools in Go Workshop (Part 1) | DFRWS EU 2017 | Joe Sylve, Ph.D. (BlackBag Technologies), Vico Marziale, Ph.D. (BlackBag Technologies) | |
| Bit-Errors as a Source of Forensic Information in NAND Flash Memory | DFRWS EU 2017 | Jan Peter van Zandwijk | |
| Behavioral Service Graphs: A Formal Data-Driven Approach for Prompt Investigation of Enterprise and Internet-Wide Infections | DFRWS EU 2017 | Elias Bou-Harb (National Cyber Forensics and Training Alliance / Concordia University ) and Mark Scanlon, Ph.D. (University College Dublin) | |
| AFEIC: Advanced Forensic Ext4 Inode Carving | DFRWS EU 2017 | Andreas Dewald, Sabine Seufert | |
| Using Computed Similarity of Distinctive Digital Traces to Evaluate Non-obvious Links and Repetitions in Cyber-investigations | DFRWS EU 2018 | Timothy Bollé (University of Lausanne) and Eoghan Casey, Ph.D. (University of Lausanne) | |
| OpenForensics: A Digital Forensics GPU Pattern Matching Approach for the 21st Century | DFRWS EU 2018 | Ethan Bayne (Abertay University), Ian Ferguson (Abertay University), and Adam Sampson (Abertay University) | |
| Obtaining Critical Real-Time Evidence From the Cloud | DFRWS EU 2018 | Vladimir Katalov (ElcomSoft) | |
| MalDozer: Automatic Framework for Android Malware Chasing Using Deep Learning | DFRWS EU 2018 | ElMouatez Billah Karbab (Concordia University), Mourad Debbabi (Concordia University), Abdelouahid Derhab (King Saud University), and Djedjiga Mouheb (University of Sharjah) | |
| Forensics Acquisition – Analysis and Circumvention of Samsung Secure Boot Enforced Common Criteria Mode | DFRWS EU 2018 | Gunnar Alendal (NTNU), Geir Olav Dyrkolbotn (NTNU), and Stefan Axelsson (Norwegian University of Science and Technology) | |
| Forensic Framework to Identify Local vs Synced Artifacts | DFRWS EU 2018 | Jacques Boucher and Nhien An Le Khac (University College Dublin) | |
| Educating Judges, Prosecutors and Lawyers in the Use of Digital Forensic Experts | DFRWS EU 2018 | Hans Henseler, Ph.D. (University of Applied Sciences Leiden) and Sophie Van Loenhout | |
| Decision-Theoretic File Carver for Triage Situations | DFRWS EU 2018 | Pavel Gladyshev, Ph.D. (University College Dublin) | |
| Data-Driven Approach for Automatic Telephony Threat Analysis and Campaign Detection | DFRWS EU 2018 | Houssem Eddine Bordjiba (Concordia University), ElMouatez Billah Karbab (Concordia University), and Mourad Debbabi (Concordia University) | |
| Anti-Forensics in ext4: On Secrecy and Usability of Timestamp-Based Data Hiding | DFRWS EU 2018 | Thomas Göbel (University of Applied Sciences, Darmstadt) and Harald Baier (University of Applied Sciences, Darmstadt) | |
| Advanced Acquisition & Analysis with the AFF4 | DFRWS EU 2018 | Bradley Schatz, Ph.D. | |
| A Comparative Study on Data Protection Legislations and Government Standards to Implement Digital Forensic Readiness as Legal Requirement | DFRWS EU 2018 | Sungmi Park (KITRI BoB), Nikolay Akatyev (Horangi Cyber Security), Donghyun Kim (KITRI BoB), Jisoo Hwang (KITRI BoB), Woonseon Yoo (KITRI BoB), Hyunwoo Shin (KITRI BoB), Changhee Han (KITRI BoB), Kim Jong Hyun (Douzone Forensic Center), Yunsik Jake Jang (Hallym University) | |
| Where Did That Incriminating Evidence Come From? | DFRWS EU 2018 | Martin Westman (MSAB) | |
| The Reliability of Clocks as Digital Evidence Under Low Voltage Conditions | DFRWS EU 2018 | Jens-Petter Sandvik (Norwegian University of Technology and Science), André Årnes (Norwegian University of Technology and Science) | |
| Styx: Countering Robust Memory Acquisition | DFRWS EU 2018 | Ralph Palutke (Friedrich-Alexander-University), Felix Freiling (Friedrich-Alexander-University) | |
| Nugget: A Digital Forensics Language | DFRWS EU 2018 | Christopher Stelly (University of New Orleans), Vassil Roussev, Ph.D. (University of New Orleans) | |
| iOS Physical Acquisition Workflow: From Jailbreaking to Extraction | DFRWS EU 2018 | Oleg Afonin (Elcomsoft), Vladimir Katalov (ElcomSoft) | |
| Image and Video Forensics: Fundamentals on Image Source Identification and Authenticity Verification | DFRWS EU 2018 | Roberto Caldelli (MICC at University of Florence), Irene Amerini (MICC at University of Florence) | |
| Image and Video Forensics: Enhancement and Analysis | DFRWS EU 2018 | Sebastiano Battiato (University of Catania), Martino Jerian (Amped Software) | |
| Forensicating the Apple TV | DFRWS EU 2018 | Mattia Epifani (ITTIG - CNR), Claudia Meda (REALITY NET System Solutions Snc) | |
| Controlled Experiments in Digital Evidence Tampering | DFRWS EU 2018 | Felix Freiling (Friedrich-Alexander-University), Leonhard Hösch (Friedrich-Alexander-University) | |
| CASE Technical Implementation Workshop | DFRWS EU 2018 | Eoghan Casey, Ph.D. (University of Lausanne), Ryan Griffith (DC3), Harm van Beek (Netherlands Forensic Institute), Erwin van Eijk (Netherlands Forensic Institute), Jared Stroud (MITRE) | |
| Building Stack Traces From Memory Dump of Windows x64 | DFRWS EU 2018 | Yuto Otsuki (NTT), Yuhei Kawakoya (NTT), Makoto Iwamura (NTT), Jun Miyoshi (NTT), Kazuhiko Ohkubo (NTT) | |
| A Standardized Corpus for SQLite Database Forensics | DFRWS EU 2018 | Sven Schmitt (Friedrich-Alexander-University), Felix Freiling (Friedrich-Alexander-University), Sebastian Nemetz (Friedrich-Alexander-University) | |
| Shining a Light on Spotlight: Leveraging Apple’s Desktop Search Utility to Recover Deleted File Metadata on macOS | DFRWS EU 2019 | Tajvinder Singh, Mark Scanlon, Ph.D. (University College Dublin), Nhien An Le Khac (University College Dublin) | |
| On the Feasibility of Binary Authorship Characterization | DFRWS EU 2019 | Saed Alrabaee (Concordia University) | |
| On Efficiency of Artifact Lookup Strategies in Digital Forensics | DFRWS EU 2019 | Lorenz Liebler, Patrick Schmitt, Frank Breitinger (University of New Haven), Harald Baier (University of Applied Sciences, Darmstadt) | |
| Digital forensic analysis of encrypted database files in instant messaging applications on Windows operating systems | DFRWS EU 2019 | Jusop Choi, Jaegwan Yu, Sangwon Hyun, Hyoungshick Kim | |
| Comprehending the IoT Cyber Threat Landscape: A Data Dimensionality Reduction Technique to Infer and Characterize Internet-scale IoT Probing Campaigns | DFRWS EU 2019 | Morteza Safaei, Elias Bou-Harb (National Cyber Forensics and Training Alliance / Concordia University ), Kavita Varma, Nataliia Neshenko, Dimitris Pados, Kim-Kwang Raymond Choo | |
| WhatsApp Forensics: Advanced Methods of Extraction and Decryption | DFRWS EU 2019 | Tanya Pankova | |
| Using the Object ID index as an investigative approach for NTFS file systems | DFRWS EU 2019 | Rune Nordvik, Fergus Toolan (Norwegian Police University College), Stefan Axelsson (Norwegian University of Science and Technology) | |
| Towards Exact and Inexact Approximate Matching of Executable Binaries | DFRWS EU 2019 | Lorenz Liebler, Harald Baier (University of Applied Sciences, Darmstadt) | |
| The rise of evil HID devices | DFRWS EU 2019 | Franck Bitsch, Arthur Villeneuve | |
| The iPhone Health App from a forensic perspective: can steps and distances registered during walking and running be used as digital evidence? | DFRWS EU 2019 | Jan Peter van Zandwijk, Abdul Boztas | |
| SyncTriage: Using synchronisation artefacts to optimize acquisition order | DFRWS EU 2019 | Christopher Hargreaves, Angus Marshall | |
| Probabilistic Reasoning In Digital Forensics | DFRWS EU 2019 | Pavel Gladyshev, Ph.D. (University College Dublin), Babak Habibnia (University College Dublin) | |
| Overview of Digital Forensics at KRIPOS from Head of the Digital Forensic Section | DFRWS EU 2019 | Steffen Thorkildsen | |
| Malware Reverse Engineering Workshop | DFRWS EU 2019 | Geir Olav Dyrkolbotn (NTNU), Sergii Banin | |
| MalDy: Portable, Data-Driven Malware Detection using Language Processing and Machine Learning Techniques on Behavioral Analyses Reports | DFRWS EU 2019 | ElMouatez Billah Karbab (Concordia University), Mourad Debbabi (Concordia University) | |
| IoT Forensic Challenges and Opportunities for Digital Traces | DFRWS EU 2019 | Francesco Servida, Eoghan Casey, Ph.D. (University of Lausanne) | |
| Improving file-level fuzzy hashes for malware variant classification | DFRWS EU 2019 | Ian Shiel, Stephen O'Shaughnessy | |
| Forensic Source Identification using JPEG Image Headers: The Case of Smartphones | DFRWS EU 2019 | Patrick Mullan, Christian Riess, Felix Freiling (Friedrich-Alexander-University) | |
| Forensic Acquisition of Modern Evidence | DFRWS EU 2019 | Bradley Schatz, Ph.D. (Schatz Forensic) | |
| Exchange of cyber-investigation information between organizations and across borders using CASE (with Demo) | DFRWS EU 2019 | Vik Harichandran, Mattia Epifani (ITTIG - CNR), Nikolaos Matskanis, Deborah Nichols | |
| Digital traces: a model for influencing parameters | DFRWS EU 2019 | Elénore Ryser (University of Lausanne), David-Olivier Jaquet-Chiffelle (University of Lausanne) |