Our article on "Media Source Similarity Hashing (MSSH): A Practical Method for Large-Scale Media Investigations" was accepted at DFRWS APAC 2025. The paper will be presented at the Digital Forensic Research Workshop (DFRWS) APAC 2025 in November 2025 in Seoul, South Korea.

Our article on "Metrics Matter - Source Camera Forensics for Large-Scale Investigations" was accepted at IMF 2025. The paper will be presented at the "14th International Conference on IT Security Incident Management & IT Forensics 2025" in September 2025 in Albstadt-Sigmaringen, Germany. Authors: Samantha Klier and Harald Baier

Our extended abstracts on "Quality of Inconsistencies in (Windows) Memory Dumps" and "Bringing AI into ForTrace++ – A Framework for Automatic Data Synthesis" were accepted for presentation at the SPRING graduate workshop 2025.

Our article "Towards reliable data in the scope of unmanned aircraft systems" is published in the FSI Digital Investigation Journal.

Our paper on "A Scenario-based Quality Assessment of Memory Acquisition Tools and its Investigative Implications" was accepted for presentation at the DFRWS EU 2025.

On January 28th Michael Mundt defended his PhD thesis "On efficient and effective Cyber Threat Intelligence-based Mitigation of Data Exfiltration". Congratulations to the excellent grade (magna cum laude).

Our two articles on "Source Camera Identification" and "Optimising data set creation in the cybersecurity landscape with a special focus on digital forensics" have been accepted in the FSI Digital Investigation Journal.

We will present our work on Do-it-yourself drones in Karlstad (Sweden) at the NordSec 2024.

We are offering a workshop at DFRWS APAC 2024 on our data synthesis framework ForTrace.

Our paper on "Scenario-based Data Set Generation for Use in Digital Forensics: A Case Study" was accepted for presentation at the IWODF (INFORMATIK) 2024.

Our two papers on "Data Synthesis is Going Mobile – On Community-driven Dataset Generation for Android Devices" and "Causal Inconsistencies are Normal in Windows Memory Dumps (too)" were accepted for presentation at the IMF 2024.

Als externer Doktorand stellte Michael Mundt die Arbeit "Gib dem Dino Futter – adaptive Detektion von Bedrohungen in KRITIS-Netzwerken mittels Open-Source-Forensik" auf der 31. DFN-CERT Konferenz am 30./31. Januar vor.

We will present our research on the ForTrace data synthesis framework for digital forensics at the DFRWS EU 2024.

Our two papers on "Hypervisor-based Data Synthesis: On its Potential to Tackle the Curse of Client-side Agent Remnants in Forensic Image Generation" and "Ubi est indicium? On Forensic Analysis of the UBI File System" were accepted for presentation at the DFRWS EU 2024.

Our paper on "Usable and Assessable Generation of Forensic Data Sets Containing Anti-Forensic Traces at the Filesystem Level" was accepted for presentation at the IFIP WG 11.9 ICDF 2024.

We will present our work on "Scalable Image Clustering to screen for self-produced CSAM" in Bratislava at the AICSEC 2023.

We will present our work on WhatsApp Stickers in Oslo at the NordSec 2023.

Our paper Combining AI and AM - Improving Approximate Matching through Transformer Networks was accepted at the DFRWS USA 2023.

Our team won 1st place at the Digital Forensics Rodeo at DFRWS EU 2023.

We will present our drone forensics research in cooperation with ZITiS at the CODE Jahrestagung.

The professorship of DigFor is proud to host the 12th International Conference on IT Security Incident Management & IT Forensics at UniBw M. We also have two papers that have been accepted!

Our team won 1st place at the Digital Forensics Rodeo at DFRWS USA 2022

Our paper FRASHER - A framework for automated evaluation of similarity hashing was accepted at the DFRWS USA 2022.

Am FI CODE wird derzeit in den Bereichen IT-Sicherheit, Quantentechnologien und Smart Data geforscht – wir geben Einblicke. Heute: Prof. Dr. Harald Baier über sein Forschungsgebiet Digitale Forensik.

Lorenz Liebler successfully defended his Ph.D. thesis entitled “Towards Carving-Based Post-Mortem Memory Forensics and the Applicability of Approximate Matching” on December 7th 2021.

Our paper ForTrace - A Holistic Forensic Data Set Synthesis Framework was accepted at the DFRWS EU 2022.

Two of our papers were accepted at the Eighteenth Annual IFIP WG 11.9 2022 International Conference on Digital Forensics.

Two papers accepted and presented at ICDF2C 2021.