EVALUATING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF DIGITAL FORENSIC TOOLS IN COMBATING CYBER CRIME: AN ANALYTICAL STUDY BASED ON PREVIOUS RESEARCH
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https://doi.org/10.70672/4ehw1a06Keywords:
Digital Criminal Investigations; Combating Cybercrime; Digital Evidence Recovery; Identification of Perpetrators; Digital Criminal Investigation ToolsAbstract
Digital forensic investigations are essential in the fight against cybercrime, particularly in hacking and extortion cases. This study highlights the effectiveness of cutting-edge forensic tools and methodologies in recovering digital evidence and identifying offenders. Building on foundational research, such as Yusof and Othman (2019) and Chung et al. (2017), this work systematically reviews the literature to identify critical gaps and emerging trends in digital forensics. The findings underscore the significant role of digital forensic tools in enhancing evidence recovery and perpetrator identification, addressing challenges noted by Zareen and Ullah (2020) and Alenezi et al. (2021). Continued investment in digital forensic research and the establishment of robust legal frameworks are imperative, as emphasized by Azfar et al. (2016) and Iqbal et al. (2018). Recommendations for future research include expanding the scope of inquiry, scrutinizing legal frameworks, and integrating new technologies. For practitioners, fostering collaboration, providing ongoing training, and creating specialized centers are vital. Ultimately, equipping digital forensic experts with these strategies will enhance their ability to preempt and counteract the challenges posed by cybercriminals, thereby protecting individuals, organizations, and society at large.
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