Considerations Towards a Cyber Crime Profiling System
Arthur, Olivier, Venter, and Eloff
2008
Citation information
K. K. Arthur, M. S. Olivier,
H. S. Venter, and J. H. P. Eloff. “Considerations Towards a Cyber Crime Profiling
System”. In: Proceedings of AReS 2008 — The Third International Conference
on Availability, Security and Reliability. Ed. by S. Jakoubi, S. Tjoa, and
E. R. Weippl. IEEE, 2008, pp. 1388–1393 
Abstract
The field of digital forensics is faced with a number of challenges, given the constant growth in technologies. The reliability and integrity associated with digital evidence from disparate sources is also a perpetual challenge, requiring considerable human interpretation in the reconstruction of any particular sequence of events. In this paper we present a framework for an integrity-aware forensic evidence management system (FEMS). In an effort to automate the analysis process, this system would provide investigators with a holistic view of the forensic evidence at hand; thereby providing insights into the quality of investigative inferences. The Biba integrity model is incorporated to preserve the integrity of digital evidence, while Casey’s Certainty Scale is chosen as the integrity classification scheme. A finite state automaton (FSA) is used to model the behaviour of the FEMS. In so doing, cyber crime profiling is achieved.
Definitive version
The definitive version of the paper is available from the
publisher.DOI: 10.1109/ARES.2008.107
BibTeX reference
@inproceedings(profiling,author={Kweku K Arthur and Martin S Olivier and Hein S Venter and Jan H P Eloff},
title={Considerations Towards a Cyber Crime Profiling System},
booktitle={Proceedings of AReS 2008 --- The Third International Conference on Availability,
Security and Reliability},
editor={Stefan Jakoubi and Simon Tjoa and Edgar R Weippl},
year={2008},
pages={1388--1393},
publisher={IEEE} )