Add to ORKGBoth web browsers and email clients provide records of user activity, the former as part of the history mechanism for revisitation purposes, and the latter as part of each message. Both are highly valuable from a forensic perspective, with elements such as visited site, mail contact, and event timestamp revealing a wealth of information about the user's browsing and communication behavior. The ability of the forensic analyst to quickly and efficiently explore and understand this volume of information and reconstruct the user's online activity is important, and can contribute to the progress of the investigation. The objective of this thesis is the design and construction of a set of tools to transform this textual history into a visu...
International audienceNetwork forensics is based on the analysis of network traffic. Traffic analysi...
Email is one of the most widely-used means of communication, as evidenced by the soaring rates rates...
With the evolution of Internet, users exploit it increasingly intensively for achieving their goals:...
Digital recordings of our activities are constantly being stored and processed in information system...
When presenting forensic information to a court, it is cur-rently difficult to explain the data that...
The analysis of the vast storehouse of email content accumulated or produced by individual users has...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to propose a novel approach that automates the visualisati...
Abstract. As the first part of a Analyze-Visualize-Validate cycle, we have initiated a domain analys...
Web browsers are at the core of online user experience, enabling a wide range of web applications li...
As more and more activities rely on the Internet, people view many web pages every day for work, res...
Communication between people counts to the most important information of today’s business. As a resu...
Abstract: – In this article we are searching for digital footprints of our everyday internet activi...
Many computer users receive hundreds (if not thousands) of emails per week; users often keep these e...
This paper will look at the current state of visualization in relation to mainly malware collector l...
This paper will look at the current state of visualization in relation to mainly malware collector l...
International audienceNetwork forensics is based on the analysis of network traffic. Traffic analysi...
Email is one of the most widely-used means of communication, as evidenced by the soaring rates rates...
With the evolution of Internet, users exploit it increasingly intensively for achieving their goals:...
Digital recordings of our activities are constantly being stored and processed in information system...
When presenting forensic information to a court, it is cur-rently difficult to explain the data that...
The analysis of the vast storehouse of email content accumulated or produced by individual users has...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to propose a novel approach that automates the visualisati...
Abstract. As the first part of a Analyze-Visualize-Validate cycle, we have initiated a domain analys...
Web browsers are at the core of online user experience, enabling a wide range of web applications li...
As more and more activities rely on the Internet, people view many web pages every day for work, res...
Communication between people counts to the most important information of today’s business. As a resu...
Abstract: – In this article we are searching for digital footprints of our everyday internet activi...
Many computer users receive hundreds (if not thousands) of emails per week; users often keep these e...
This paper will look at the current state of visualization in relation to mainly malware collector l...
This paper will look at the current state of visualization in relation to mainly malware collector l...
International audienceNetwork forensics is based on the analysis of network traffic. Traffic analysi...
Email is one of the most widely-used means of communication, as evidenced by the soaring rates rates...
With the evolution of Internet, users exploit it increasingly intensively for achieving their goals:...