802.11 Tracking and surveillance - A forensic perspective
Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Publication Title
Proceedings of the International Conference on Security and Management (SAM'15)
Publisher
WorldComp
School
School of Science / Security Research Institute
RAS ID
19688
Abstract
This paper introduces a study on utilizing 802.11 client device traces for forensic purposes. The passive nature in which these traces can be collected presents a number of opportunities to the digital investigator. However, a forensically sound system must exhibit certain attributes not necessarily present in existing open-source tools that employ the associated collection techniques. Additional legal implications and difficulties in linking wireless devices back to their owners present a challenging research area.
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Comments
Chernyshev, M., Valli, C., & Hannay, P. (2015). 802.11 Tracking and surveillance – A forensic perspective. In Proceedings of the International Conference on Security and Management SAM'15 (pp. 349-352). Las Vegas, USA: WorldComp. Available here