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A cyber blackbox for collecting network evidence

  • Jooyoung Lee
  • , Sunoh Choi
  • , Yangseo Choi
  • , Jonghyun Kim
  • , Ikkyun Kim
  • , Youngseok Lee
  • Chungnam National University

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Abstract

In recent years, the hottest topics in the security field are related to the advanced and persistent attacks. As an approach to solve this problem, we propose a cyber blackbox which collects and preserves network traffic on a virtual volume based WORM device, called EvidenceLock to ensure data integrity for security and forensic analysis. As a strategy to retain traffic for long enough periods, we introduce a deduplication method. Also this paper includes a study on the network evidence which is collected and preserved for analyzing the cause of cyber incident. Then, a method is proposed to suggest a starting point for incident analysis to a forensic practitioner who has to investigate on the vast amount of network traffic collected using the cyber blackbox. Experimental results show this approach is effectively able to reduce the amount of data to search by dividing doubtful flows from normal traffic. Finally, we discuss the results with the forensically meaningful point of view and present further works.

Original languageEnglish
Pages141-147
Number of pages7
DOIs
StatePublished - 2015
Event13th Australian Digital Forensics Conference, ADF 2015 - Perth, Australia
Duration: 2015.11.302015.12.2

Conference

Conference13th Australian Digital Forensics Conference, ADF 2015
Country/TerritoryAustralia
CityPerth
Period15.11.3015.12.2

Keywords

  • Cyber attacks
  • Cyber incident forensics
  • Digital forensics
  • Incident investigations
  • Network forensics

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