File system support for digital evidence bags

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Abstract

Digital Evidence Bags (DEBs) are a mechanism for bundling digital evidence, associated metadata and audit logs into a single structure. DEB-compliant applications can update a DEB's audit log as evidence is introduced into the bag and as data in the bag is processed. This paper investigates native file system support for DEBs, which has a number of benefits over ad hoc modification of digital evidence bags. The paper also describes an API for DEB-enabled applications and methods for providing DEB access to legacy applications through a DEB-aware file system. The paper addresses an urgent need for digital-forensics-aware operating system components that can enhance the consistency, security and performance of investigations.

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Richard, G., & Roussev, V. (2006). File system support for digital evidence bags. IFIP International Federation for Information Processing, 222, 29–40. https://doi.org/10.1007/0-387-36891-4_3

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