As wireless sensor networks grow and become more prevalent in day to day business operations their capabilities have increased. From what used to be a system that would handle packet routing you can now find systems that contain expandable data storage and increased RAM to handle the packet routing.
As these features become more common the forensic value of the artifacts that are retained on these devices increase.
I am currently doing a comprehensive analysis of the research currently out there for Wireless Sensor Forensics in hopes to understand the capabilities and pain points of doing forensic analysis on these devices. I am hoping to find overlapping research that will allow me to create a research plan to build off of while exploring what research has already been done.
Does anyone have a recommend reading list or article list that might assist in this?
I recommend the following reading list
1. J. Li, G. Al Regib, "Network Lifetime Maximization for Estimation in Multihop Wireless Sensor Networks, IEEE Transaction on Signal Processing, vol 57, no.7, pp. 2456-2466, July 2009.
2. A. Zaharis, A.I Martini, L. Perlepes, G. Stamoulis, P. Kikiras, "Live forensics framework for wireless sensor nodes using sandboxing", Proceedings of the 6th ACM workshop on QoS and security for wireless and mobile networks (Q2SWinet), pp. 70-77, 2010.
Regards,
Abbas
thank you, I started the 2nd one, and will be grabbing the 1st one tonight..
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