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Titel: Analysing privacy-invasive software using computer forensic methods. http: // www. e-evidence. info/ b. html
Autoren: Martin Boldt, Bengt Carlsson
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Publikationsjahr: 2006
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Beschreibung: User privacy is widely affected by the occurrence of privacy-invasive software (PIS) on the Internet. We present a computer forensic investigation method for detecting and analysing PIS. In an experiment we use this method to evaluate both the evolution of PIS and associated countermeasures, over a four year period. Background information on both PIS and countermeasure techniques are also presented, followed by discussions on legal disputes between developers of PIS and vendors of countermeasures. 1
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Abstract:User privacy is widely affected by the occurrence of privacy-invasive software (PIS) on the Internet. We present a computer forensic investigation method for detecting and analysing PIS. In an experiment we use this method to evaluate both the evolution of PIS and associated countermeasures, over a four year period. Background information on both PIS and countermeasure techniques are also presented, followed by discussions on legal disputes between developers of PIS and vendors of countermeasures. 1