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ORCIDDigital Investigation, Volume 17
Volume 17, June 2016
- Eoghan Casey
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Editorial - A sea change in digital forensics and incident response. A1-A2 - Bhupendra Singh, Upasna Singh:
A forensic insight into Windows 10 Jump Lists. 1-13 - Christopher W. Badenhop, Benjamin W. P. Ramsey, Barry E. Mullins, Logan O. Mailloux:
Extraction and analysis of non-volatile memory of the ZW0301 module, a Z-Wave transceiver. 14-27 - Xiaolu Zhang, Frank Breitinger, Ibrahim M. Baggili:
Rapid Android Parser for Investigating DEX files (RAPID). 28-39 - Kenneth M. Ovens, Gordon Morison:
Forensic analysis of Kik messenger on iOS devices. 40-52 - Jongseong Yoon, Doowon Jeong, Chulhoon Kang, Sangjin Lee:
Forensic investigation framework for the document store NoSQL DBMS: MongoDB as a case study. 53-65
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