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Scientific Committee
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Preface
Chairman Committee
The Internet of Things and Services (IoT&S) is a novel-networking paradigm, which allows the communication among various types of physical objects and people over the Internet. Operations and application models of IoT&S are different from the traditional networks have brought great challenges and opportunities to digital forensic technology. In this paper, we: 1) discuss specific of cybercrime in the IoT&S; 2) analyze digital evidence in various types of electronic devices; 3) analyze a taxonomy of free, commercial and open source computer forensic tools; 4) discuss suitability of the traditional digital forensic tools in the Iot&s investigation domain; and 4) summarize analyze results in tables, provide conclusion.
Author keywords
Internet of Things and Services
cyber crime
computer forensic
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