Digital and Cyber Forensics

Recent technological developments in computer systems transfer human life from real to virtual environments. Covid-19 disease has accelerated this process. Cyber criminals' interest has shifted in a real to virtual life as well. This is because it is easier to commit a crime in cyberspace rather than regular life. Mal…

• MERVE ÖZKAN
• ÖMER ASLAN
• REFİK SAMET

Recent developments in Internet technology have led to an increased importance of network traffic classification. In this study, we used machine-learning methods for the identification of applications using network traffic classification. Contrary to existing studies, which classify applications into categories like F…

Android malware is widespread despite the effort provided by Google in order to prevent it from the official application market, Play Store. Two techniques namely static and dynamic analysis are commonly used to detect malicious applications in Android ecosystem. Both of these techniques have their own advantages and…

• ABDULLAH TALHA KABAKUŞ
• İBRAHİM ALPER DOĞRU

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• ARZU KAKIŞIM

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• SİBEL GÜLMEZ

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• İBRAHİM SOĞUKPINAR

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• TANKUT ACARMAN

Digital evidence plays a vital role in determining legal case admissibility in electronic- and cyber-oriented crimes. Considering the complicated level of the Internet of Things (IoT) technology, performing the needed forensic investigation will be definitely faced by a number of challenges and obstacles, especially i…

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• İLKER KARA

Hearings of witnesses and defendants play a crucial role when reaching court trial decisions. Given the high-stakes nature of trial outcomes, developing computational models that assist the decision-making process is an important research venue. In this article, we address the identification of deception in real-life…

• MEHMET ŞEN

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• İLKER KARA

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• İLKER KARA
• MURAT AYDOS