Syllabus - Internet of Things and Cyber Security Including Block Chain Technology (IS 504 (B))

CSE

Internet of Things and Cyber Security Including Block Chain Technology (IS 504 (B))

V-Semester

Unit I

Introduction to Digital Forensics, Physical Vs Cyber crime, Digital Vs Physical Evidence, Nature of Digital Evidence, Preservation of Digital Evidence, Challenging aspects of Digital Evidence, Digital Devices; Principles of Digital Forensics, Digital Forensic Investigation, Investigation Models.

Unit II

Data and Evidence Recovery: Seizure of digital Evidence- Issues, methodology, factors limiting wholesale seizure, pulling the plug or not; Data objects, Storage Media, Variety of data, Recovered data objects, electronic evidence- secure boot and write blockers, disk file organization, disk and file imaging recovering techniques.

Unit III

Mobile and Live Forensics Investigations: Mobile phone forensics- Mobile device characteristics, memory considerations, tools classification, flasher boxes, obstructed devices; Forensics procedures- preservation, acquisition, examination and analysis, reporting; SIM Card Forensics.

Unit IV

Network Forensics: Sources of network based evidences, procedure for applying network based forensics, digital evidence on internet, digital evidence on physical and data link layers, digital evidence at the network and transport layers.

Unit V

Case Study of Data recovery and Forensic tools: FTK, Encase, Mini tool, Win-LiFT, SIMXtractor etc., Memory dump tools like: windddumpIt etc.

Practicals

Reference Books

  • Ibrahim Baggili, Digital Forensics and Cyber Crime, Springer.

  • W. Kruse and J. Heiser, Computer Forensics: Incident Response Essentials, Massachusetts, Ed. Boston, Addision Wesley.

  • Rick Ayers, Sam Brothers and Wayne Jansen, Guidelines on Mobile Device Forensics, NIST, 2014.