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Best practice approach to live forensic acquisition

Author: Grobler, MM ; Von Solms, SH Date: Jul 2009 The development of the Live Forensic discipline instigates the development of a method that allows forensically sound acquisition to stand fast in a court of law. The study presents the development of a comprehensive model for forensically ... Read more
Fighting cyber crime through cyber forensics first responder training

Author: Venter, JP ; Nare, S Date: Nov 2008 The rapid development and use of information and communication technology (ICT) has influenced everyday life, mostly in a positive manner. This technology is, however, also available to the criminally minded. Activities performed through ICT ... Read more
Forensic challenges for handling incidents and crime in cyberspace

Author: Taute, B ; Grobler, M ; Nare, S Date: Oct 2009 The world is increasingly dependent on ICT for computing, communications, transactions, commerce, data storage, entertainment and a host of other functions. Protesters, terrorists and warmongers have found the Internet to be a useful tool to ... Read more
Modelling live forensic acquisition

Author: Grobler, MM ; Von Solms, SH Date: Jun 2009 This paper discusses the development of a South African model for Live Forensic Acquisition - Liforac. The Liforac model is a comprehensive model that presents a range of aspects related to Live Forensic Acquisition. The model provides forensic ... Read more
Named entity recognition in a South African context

Author: De Waal, AJ ; Louis, AL ; Venter, JP Date: Oct 2006 Named Entity Recognition (NER) is the process of identifying occurrences of words or expressions as belonging to a particular category of a Named Entity (NE).The aim of the project was to test the feasibility of a probabilistic NER system ... Read more
Specializing CRISP-DM for evidence mining

Author: Venter, JP ; De Waal, A ; Willers, N Date: Jan 2007 Forensic analysis requires a keen detective mind, but the human mind has neither the ability nor the time to process the millions of bytes on a typical computer hard disk. Digital forensic investigators need powerful tools that can automate ... Read more

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