An-Najah University Journal for Research - A (Natural Sciences)

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An-Najah University Journal for Research - A (Natural Sciences) Indexed in Scopus since 2019
CiteScore 0.8
Indexed since 2019
First decision 5 Days
Submission to acceptance 160 Days
Acceptance to publication 20 Days
Acceptance rate 14%

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Original full research article

Mobile Forensics Analysis for Instant Messaging Applications Namely TamTam and Botim

Published
2024-10-13
Pages
117 - 124
Full text

Keywords

  • Cybercrime
  • digital forensics
  • physical acquisition
  • artifacts
  • mobile forensics

Abstract

Cybercrimes are rapidly increasing in parallel with the usage of digital tools. Criminals can use many methods to carry out their crimes such as mobile phones and instant messaging applications. Because of that, it is important to investigate the ability to retrieve evidence from mobiles that may be involved in cybercrime. This research aims to perform a mobile forensic analysis to retrieve evidence from specific instant messaging applications. To this end, an experiment was conducted to mimic the scene of illegal messages, delete them, and investigate the ability to retrieve deleted files. According to the result, this research successfully obtained text messages, multimedia data, and contact lists. The research's novelty can be derived from its ability to retrieve deleted data, demonstrating the feasibility of retrieving evidence from instant messaging applications that have not been investigated before. In future work, analyzing these applications under other operating system platforms may offer valuable artifacts for investigators.

Article history

Received
2023-09-17
Accepted
2024-10-04
Available online
2024-10-13
بحث أصيل كامل

Mobile Forensics Analysis for Instant Messaging Applications Namely TamTam and Botim

Published
2024-10-13
الصفحات
117 - 124
البحث كاملا

الكلمات الإفتتاحية

  • Cybercrime
  • digital forensics
  • physical acquisition
  • artifacts
  • mobile forensics

الملخص

Cybercrimes are rapidly increasing in parallel with the usage of digital tools. Criminals can use many methods to carry out their crimes such as mobile phones and instant messaging applications. Because of that, it is important to investigate the ability to retrieve evidence from mobiles that may be involved in cybercrime. This research aims to perform a mobile forensic analysis to retrieve evidence from specific instant messaging applications. To this end, an experiment was conducted to mimic the scene of illegal messages, delete them, and investigate the ability to retrieve deleted files. According to the result, this research successfully obtained text messages, multimedia data, and contact lists. The research's novelty can be derived from its ability to retrieve deleted data, demonstrating the feasibility of retrieving evidence from instant messaging applications that have not been investigated before. In future work, analyzing these applications under other operating system platforms may offer valuable artifacts for investigators.

Article history

تاريخ التسليم
2023-09-17
تاريخ القبول
2024-10-04
Available online
2024-10-13