DFRWS 2006 took place in Lafayette, Indiana.
Papers[]
- James Lyle: A Strategy for Testing Hardware Write Block Devices
- Andreas Schuster: Searching for Processes and Threads in Microsoft Windows Memory Dumps
- Nitin Khanna, Aravind Mikkilineni, Anthony Martone, Gazi Ali, George Chiu, Jan Allebach, Ed Delp: A Survey of Forensic Characterization Methods for Physical Devices
- Ricci Sze-Chung Ieong: FORZA – Digital Forensics Investigation Framework That Incorporate Legal Issues
- Ashley N. Brinson, Abigail Robinson: A Cyber Forensics Ontology: Creating a New Approach to Studying Cyber Forensics
- Ryan Harris: Arriving at an Anti-forensics Consensus: Examining How to Define and Control the Anti-forensics Problem
- Wouter Alink, Raoul Bhoedjang, Peter Boncz, Arjen de Vries: XIRAF - Ultimate Forensic Querying
- Philip Turner: Selective and Intelligent Imaging using Digital Evidence Bags
- Sangwon Lee, David Ayman, Bruce Gooch: Detecting False Captioning Using Common Sense Reasoning
- Simson L. Garfinkel: Cross-Drive Analysis
- Vassil Roussev, Timothy Bourg, Yixin Chen, Golden G Richard: md5bloom: Forensic Filesystem Hashing Revisited
- Jesse Kornblum: Identifying Almost Identical Files Using Context Triggered Piecewise Hashing
- Bradley Schatz, George Mohay, Andrew Clark: A Correlation Method for Establishing Provenance of Timestamps in Digital Evidence
- Sundararaman Jeyaraman: An Empirical Study of Automatic Event Reconstruction Systems
- Marcus Rogers, Kathryn Seigfried, Kirti Tidke: Self-reported Computer Criminal Behavior: A Psychological Analysis
- Brian D. Carrier, Eugene H. Spafford: Categories of Digital Investigation Analysis Techniques Based On The Computer History Model