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This study introduces a new cloud forensics technique to efficiently locate and identify digital evidence. The method simplifies artifact collection and evidence identification for cybercrime investigations.

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Digital Forensics
Cybersecurity
Computer Science

Background:

Cloud forensics faces challenges due to diverse service providers with unique rules.
Investigating cloud environments requires effective methods for artifact recovery.
Current research focuses on overcoming these hurdles in digital investigations.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a novel investigation technique for identifying and locating data remnants in cloud storage.
To mitigate the difficulties in locating artifacts and reduce the time for evidence identification.
To enhance the efficiency of cloud forensic investigations.

Main Methods:

A two-stage investigation technique: artifact collection and evidence identification.
Artifact collection stage determines and gathers data remnants from cloud storage.
Evidence identification stage analyzes collected artifacts for relevance to cybercrime.

Main Results:

The proposed technique was implemented and tested on Sync.com cloud storage.
A forensics investigation algorithm was applied using the Microsoft Windows 10 operating system.
The integrated process demonstrated effectiveness in locating artifacts and identifying evidence.

Conclusions:

The developed cloud forensics technique successfully addresses challenges in artifact identification and recovery.
The two-stage approach streamlines the investigation process, saving time and effort.
This research contributes a practical solution for digital forensic investigations in cloud environments.