Deliverables
This document presents the results of the vulnerabilities analysis of selected targets against physical attacks especially SCA and FI of them These results are converted to attack scenarios that are also described in this report
Ethical framework for forensic researchThis deliverable contains an ethical framework created to assess digital forensic research outcomes for confidentiality purposes Furthermore the deliverable has ethical recommendations and good practices that a forensic researcher can follow
Report on Target and Lab set-up preparationThis report contains technical details of Targets preparation which on the attack scenarios are applied In addition to experiments setup such as generation trigger method and test bench description
Updated plan and initial report on dissemination and communication activitiesThis report provides an updated plan and initial report on the partners dissemination and communication activities of the first 18 months
TEE security studyThis report presents an opensource TEE on the angle of security It also presents a whitebox implementation
Draft of Regulatory and Ethical Recommendation and good practicesThis deliverable contains information from D21 D22 D23 and other WPs and includes legal and ethical recommendations for a harmonised legislation between the countries involved in the project and ethical guidelines for LEAs
Study on the use and conservation of methods by law enforcementThis deliverable describes the procedural rules regarding the use of the EXFILES developed methods by LEAs and judicial authorities in the countries relevant to the project It includes a risk evaluation of the method used to extract data from secure or encrypted phones as well as legal protection of confidentiality of the method in each judiciary system of the countries involved in the project
Complementary Supporting Tools DevelopmentThis deliverable contains a description of generic tools and techniques dedicated to improve efficiency in a blackbox forensic context It describes developed solutions for specific problems encountered in a forensic blackbox environment in the form of a scientific paper
Final report on dissemination and communication activitiesThis deliverable includes the dissemination and communication activities and reports the executed activities This report will also address activities beyond project lifetime This is a cumulative report an update of D72
Project quality planThe project quality plan the project handbook constitutes a set of project templates explanations on the project management process review process quality checks meeting organisation which is communicated to all partners
Public engagement strategies to build trust in digital forensics activitiesThis report provides coverage of public engagements carried out during the project and the strategies useful to build publics trust in security and privacy within the context of LEAs ability to carry out forensic activities This is a cumulative report that includes the discussion on legal and ethical challenges along with public perception of EXFILES objectives
State of the art in mobile forensicsThis report contains all the information obtained during the development of the Tasks 11 and 13 therefore it is focused on the following aspects 1 Show the market study done in Europe for the most used smartphones including hardware and software information of each one 2 State of the art of all the techniques used in the forensic field to obtain the digital data of smartphones
Fundamental support study on Encryption and Fundamental RightsThis deliverable provides a national and European framework of legal aspects involved in encryption processes It also details and analyses the case law in each national legislation of the project Finally the study intends to produce a legal analysis of the acceptability of EXFILES by LEAs and the public as regard to LEAs expectations and Fundamental Rights
This deliverable is dedicated for training of the members who are using the labsetup of D52 and the analysis software in order to efficiently conduct work on Task 53 Every applicable member can request standard SCA software to perform analysis of collected data on their own location The SCA Online training will be available to the participants during the project to refresh knowledge or for new Security Analysts who need to work with the SCA softwareThese standard handson and online trainings are common RISCURE trainings and not specifically designed for this project For the toolenhancements focussing on forensics RISCURE will design specific training material as part of the project
EXFILES General ToolboxThe EXFILES general toolbox package of general analysis tools that can be released to public
The external IT communication infrastructure constitutes a guideline for communication of the EXFILES project to external target groups including conferences marketing measures and communication channels Furthermore this deliverable constitutes the launch of the internal EXFILES communication infrastructure including the establishment of mailing lists a subversion repository server and the EXFILES website
Publications
Author(s):
Aya Fukami; Aya Fukami; Radina Stoykova; Radina Stoykova; Zeno Geradts; Zeno Geradts
Published in:
Forensic Science International: Digital Investigation, Issue Volume 38, 2021, ISSN 2666-2817
Publisher:
Elsevier Ltd.
DOI:
10.1016/j.fsidi.2021.301169
Author(s):
Carlton Shepherd, Konstantinos Markantonakis, Nico van Heijningen, Driss Aboulkassimi, Clement Gaine, Thibaut Heckmann, David Naccache
Published in:
Computers & Security, Issue Volume 111, 2021, ISSN 0167-4048
Publisher:
Pergamon Press Ltd.
DOI:
10.1016/j.cose.2021.102471
Author(s):
Carlton Shepherd, Benjamin Semal, Konstantinos Markantonakis
Published in:
IEEE Transactions on Computers, 2022, ISSN 0018-9340
Publisher:
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
DOI:
10.1109/tc.2022.3226302
Author(s):
Carlton Shepherd, Konstantinos Markantonakis, Georges-Axel Jaloyan
Published in:
IEEE Workshop on the Internet of Safe Things (in conjunction with IEEE Security & Privacy '21), 2021
Publisher:
IEEE
Author(s):
Clément Fanjas, Clément Gaine, Driss Aboulkassimi, Simon Pontié, Olivier Potin
Published in:
Smart Card Research and Advanced Applications: 21st International Conference, CARDIS 2022, Birmingham, UK, November 7–9, 2022, Revised Selected Papers, 2023
Publisher:
Springer
DOI:
10.1007/978-3-031-25319-5_2
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