Authors:
Michael G,Sangeetha.S,Akilesh JS,DOI NO:
https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.spl.2019.08.00016Keywords:
Cloud Computing,Cyber Crime,Digital Evidences,Forensics Solutions,Abstract
Virtualization is the heart of business nowadays as this holds the key to the development of the world in terms of advancement in technology. It is often noted as the medium through which the single physical device can be used to emulate several virtual copies which can function as stateful entity. These machines are capable of running on their own as in a physical machine where the storage system is often encapsulated and not visible from the base layer. As the technology matures, the crimes associated with it also mutates which is not in the best intent of the innovators. To curb these crimes in cloud environment, forensics investigation must be wellequipped. An attempt has been made in this project to investigate the forensic analysis of data in cloud environment specifically on Amazon Web Services EC2 instances by leveraging the tools from ThreatResponse project. Advanced cloud forensic capabilities help an organization to adapt to challenges and result in improved overall security for the systems.Refference:
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