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 | 4th International Annual Workshop on Digital Forensics & Incident Analysis (WDFIA 2009)Nathan Clarke, Theodore Tryfonas (Ed)  |
- Detecting Data Leakage from Pod Slurping Based Attacks on a Windows XP Platform
Theodoros Kavallaris, Vasilios Katos
pp1-8
- A fast scheme for recovery of deleted files with evidential recording for digital forensics
Kenan Kalajdzic, Ahmed Patel
pp9-19
- A Simulation of Logical Traffic Isolation Using Differentiated Services
Innocentia Zamaswazi Dlamini, Martin Olivier, Marthie Grobler
pp20-32
- Real-world Detection of Polymorphic Attacks
Michalis Polychronakis, Kostas Anagnostakis, Evangelos Markatos
pp33-41
- Towards Requirements for a Case Preparation Support System Based on Digital Evidence
Maximilian Bielecki, Gerald Quirchmayr
pp42-52
- Processing Algorithms for Components within a Forensic Evidence Management System
Kweku Kwakye Arthur, Martin Olivier
pp53-62
- Diversity Networks in Digital Investigations
Peter Bednar, Vasilios Katos
pp63-71
- Modelling Live Forensic Acquisition
Marthie Lessing, Basie Von Solms
pp72-80
- Social Network Visualization for Forensic Investigation of E-mail
John Haggerty, David Lamb, Mark Taylor
pp81-92
- XBRL-Trail --- A model for introducing digital forensic readiness to XBRL
Dirk Kotze, Martin Olivier
pp93-104
- Data Hiding in the SWF Format and Spreading through
Social Network Services
Alexandros Zaharis, Adamantini Martini, Christos Ilioudis
pp105-114
- Reverse-Wipe Data on a Storage Medium
Grigorios Fragkos
pp115-119