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User-Contributory Case-Based Reasoning for Digital Forensic Investigations
A novel concept for approaching digital investigations is presented. User-contributory case-based reasoning (UCCBR) is a method by which previous results from digital forensic (DF) examinations are stored and reused in future investigations. The advantages of a UCCBR system are discussed which include implementing UCCBR as an auditing tool, a method for optimizing evidence retrieval and anomalous file detection.
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