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Survey Paper | Computer Science & Engineering | India | Volume 4 Issue 12, December 2015
Digital Forensic Investigation and Analysis of Android Mobile
Himanshu Nimje | Dr K. N. Honwadkar
Abstract: Distributed computing is a generally new idea that offers the possibility to convey versatile flexible administrations to numerous. The idea of pay-per use is alluring and in the current worldwide subsidence hit economy it offers a monetary answer for an association's IT need. PC legal is a generally new teach resulting from the expanding utilization of registering and computerized stockpiling gadgets in criminal acts (both conventional and hello there tech). According to the review of BI Intelligence there are 1.4 billion Smartphone being used by December 2013. With the expanded accessibility of these effective gadgets, there is additionally a potential increment for hoodlums to utilize this innovation also. Hoodlums could utilize advanced cells for number of exercises, for example, conferring misrepresentation over email, badgering through instant messages, interchanges identified with opiates and so forth. The information put away on advanced cells could be to a great degree valuable to experts through the course of an examination. To be sure cell phones are now demonstrating to themselves to have a bigger volume to probative data that is connection to a person with simply fundamental call history, contact and instant message information, advanced mobile phone contains considerably more helpful data, for example, email, program history and talk logs. Cell phones likely have more probative data that can be connected to an individual for every byte inspected than most PCs and this information is harder to get in a forensically appropriate design. This paper depicts specialized issues and difficulties experienced in cloud for android portable criminology.
Keywords: Digital Forensic, Forensic Challenges, Mobile Device Forensic, Data Preservation, Data Acquisition
Edition: Volume 4 Issue 12, December 2015,
Pages: 704 - 707