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To See or Not to See: A Privacy Threat Model for Digital Forensics in Crime Investigation
Mario Raciti, Simone Di Mauro, Dimitri Van Landuyt +1
Digital forensics is a cornerstone of modern crime investigations, yet it raises significant privacy concerns due to the collection, processing, and storage of digital evidence. De…
Not Sure Your Car Withstands Cyberwarfare
Giampaolo Bella, Gianpietro Castiglione, Sergio Esposito +2
Data and derived information about target victims has always been key for successful attacks, both during historical wars and modern cyber wars. Ours turns out to be an era in whic…
Behind the (Digital Crime) Scenes: An MSC Model
Mario Raciti, Giampaolo Bella
Criminal investigations are inherently complex as they typically involve interactions among various actors like investigators, prosecutors, and defendants. The pervasive integratio…
Conceptualising an Anti-Digital Forensics Kill Chain for Smart Homes
Mario Raciti
The widespread integration of Internet of Things (IoT) devices in households generates extensive digital footprints, notably within Smart Home ecosystems. These IoT devices, brimmi…
Up-to-date Threat Modelling for Soft Privacy on Smart Cars
Mario Raciti, Giampaolo Bella
Physical persons playing the role of car drivers consume data that is sourced from the Internet and, at the same time, themselves act as sources of relevant data. It follows that c…
A Threat Model for Soft Privacy on Smart Cars
Mario Raciti, Giampaolo Bella
Modern cars are getting so computerised that ENISA's phrase "smart cars" is a perfect fit. The amount of personal data that they process is very large and, yet, increasing. Hence,…
How to Model Privacy Threats in the Automotive Domain
Mario Raciti, Giampaolo Bella
This paper questions how to approach threat modelling in the automotive domain at both an abstract level that features no domain-specific entities such as the CAN bus and, separate…