Titlebook: Advances in Digital Forensics XVI; 16th IFIP WG 11.9 In Gilbert Peterson,Sujeet Shenoi Conference proceedings 2020 IFIP International Feder

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978-3-030-56225-0IFIP International Federation for Information Processing 2020

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Manfred Reichenb?cher,Jürgen W. Einaxential paradigm shift based on big data is looming – many researchers believe that massive volumes of data have enough substance to capture knowledge without the theories needed in earlier epochs. Patterns in big data are deemed to be sufficient to make predictions about the future, as well as about

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Hierarchical Models in Modern Control Theorytal evidence may lead to less rigor in its application. This chapter discusses issues related to identity and sufficiency of digital evidence, including the need for authenticity and reliability, and concerns about identification via digital evidence.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-4529-7he feature profiles of known web shells and creating a learning model that classifies malicious samples. This chapter proposes a novel feature profile scheme for characterizing malicious web shells based on the opcode sequences and static properties of PHP scripts. A real-world dataset is employed t

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Brian J. Asquith,Margaret C. Bock resources. While automation will continue to partially mitigate this problem, the preliminary question about which media should be examined by human or machine remains largely unsolved. This chapter describes and validates a methodology for assessing digital media similarity to assist with digital