Research on Forensics Method Based on Log on SaaS

Gang Zeng

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Research on Forensics Method Based on Log on SaaS

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Cloud computing is getting more and more attention from the information and communication technologies industry recently, security issues is becoming more important. Forensics technology on cloud computing is becoming a researched focus. In this paper, we discuss the impact and challenges to digital forensics, finally we present the improved measure of log and forensics system based on logs on SaaS.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 989-994)

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Gang Zeng*

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Digital Forensics, Log, SaaS, User Behavior Sequence

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