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Digital forensics encompasses the process of identifying the perpetrator and the criminal method by analyzing the logs generated in the computer. Log files record the activities of the computer and by reading them one can know what kind of event happened at a certain time. Therefore, secure logs with the integrity property are essential. In this paper, we discuss two approaches to achieve the integrity...
Anonymity in peer-to-peer network means that it is difficult to associate a particular communication with a sender or a recipient. Recently, anonymous peer-to-peer framework, called GNUnet, was developed. A primary feature of GNUnet is resistance to traffic-analysis. However, Kugler analyzed a routing protocol in GNUnet, and pointed out traceability of initiator. In this paper, we propose an alternative...
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