Criminal Digital Forensic Investigation Application based on Blockchain
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| author | Charan T S K M Sowmyashree |
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| contents | In recent years, blockchain has generated a lot of buzz. Although studies have been conducted on blockchain technology, it still requires more research before it can be fully implemented. By adopting blockchain, the system's decentralized nature will help to increase transparency and make the system safer for everyone. Blockchain is a digital ledger of transactions that is duplicated and spread over the whole network of computer systems on the blockchain, and it is a system of preserving information in a way that makes it difficult or impossible to edit or hack. Blockchain platforms haven't progressed far enough to be compatible with existing Digital Forensic (DF) tools, methodologies, and procedures. Collecting, identifying, evaluating, analysing, preserving, and presenting evidence is a difficult task in existing forensics. That's where the blockchain's decentralised nature comes into play, with forensic data being stored in the private network using the blockchain's nodes in a peer-to-peer network. It's also well-suited to the Department of Defense's requirements for evidence integrity and provenance across jurisdictional boundaries. Digital forensics will also be more secure, and the investigation will be more transparent to those on the other side of the jurisdictional border, due to blockchain technology. |
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| spellingShingle | Criminal Digital Forensic Investigation Application based on Blockchain Charan T S K M Sowmyashree Digital forensic Blockchain SHA algorithm AES encryption Forensic evidence chain. In recent years, blockchain has generated a lot of buzz. Although studies have been conducted on blockchain technology, it still requires more research before it can be fully implemented. By adopting blockchain, the system's decentralized nature will help to increase transparency and make the system safer for everyone. Blockchain is a digital ledger of transactions that is duplicated and spread over the whole network of computer systems on the blockchain, and it is a system of preserving information in a way that makes it difficult or impossible to edit or hack. Blockchain platforms haven't progressed far enough to be compatible with existing Digital Forensic (DF) tools, methodologies, and procedures. Collecting, identifying, evaluating, analysing, preserving, and presenting evidence is a difficult task in existing forensics. That's where the blockchain's decentralised nature comes into play, with forensic data being stored in the private network using the blockchain's nodes in a peer-to-peer network. It's also well-suited to the Department of Defense's requirements for evidence integrity and provenance across jurisdictional boundaries. Digital forensics will also be more secure, and the investigation will be more transparent to those on the other side of the jurisdictional border, due to blockchain technology. |
| title | Criminal Digital Forensic Investigation Application based on Blockchain |
| topic | Digital forensic Blockchain SHA algorithm AES encryption Forensic evidence chain. |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18537602 |