Paper Info
Title
Remote live forensics for Android devices.
Abstract
This research focuses on developing a new forensic mechanism to integrate Android devices into existing remote live forensic frameworks. Our mechanism allows incident responders and forensic data analysts to collect detailed usage data from a fleet of mobile devices in a way currently only available on computers. A prototype system named DroidGRR was developed to integrate Android devices into the GRR Rapid Response forensic framework. Analysis of our prototype shows that usage data can be successfully collected from a remote Android device through the GRR framework. Our findings indicate that the proposed solution is attainable and can provide new and rich data to incident responders, corporate IT administrators, and forensic analysts regarding the usage of mobile devices.
Year
Venue
Keywords
2016
IEEE Conference on Communications and Network Security
mobile security,Android,incident response,mobile forensics,data collection,monitoring
Field
DocType
ISSN
Mobile security,Data collection,World Wide Web,Live forensics,Android (operating system),Incident response,Computer security,Computer science,Mobile device forensics,Mobile device,Usage data
Conference
2474-025X
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
0
0.34
0
Authors
2
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Jonathan Ming100.34
Mengjun Xie221223.46