Batuhan Dilek
Tampere University
Tampere / Finland
batuhan.dilek@tuni.fi
batuhandlek@gmail.com

Abstract

This paper investigates the techniques and challenges of digital forensics and cybercrime investigations. All harmful behavior which is directly or indirectly related to computer are called cybercrime [1]. Nowadays, most of the crime involves computer systems. Therefore, the demand for cybercrime investigations is going up. All crimes are a subject to an investigation. Cybercrimes are no exception. Incorporating results from research papers, webpages and open-source resources, this paper shows the meaning of cybercrime and it’s categories, moreover, it mentions about the techniques and challenges for the digital forensics and cybercrime investigations.

Keywords-cybercrime, crime, cyber investigation, investigation, digital forensics, static analysis, live analysis

What is Buffer Overflow?

Symmetrical Disguise : Hybrid Homomorphic Encryption

The primary objective of this project is to implement Hybrid Homomorphic Encryption and
replicate the results of a research paper: “Symmetrical Disguise: Realizing Homomorphic
Encryption Services from Symmetric Primitives
(extended version)“. This involves developing
a practical system that mirrors the outlined evaluations, contributing to a deeper understanding
of the theoretical concepts and demonstrating the real-world applicability of Hybrid
Homomorphic Encryption. The focus is on bridging the gap between academic theory and
practical implementation, shedding light on potential challenges and optimizations in the
process.