E-Cyborg: The cybercrime evidence finder

Today, cybercriminal activity has grown terrifically as there are growing numbers of internet users and also social networking site. The victim are not limited to adult but also child, not only involve personal attack but also involve the organization or country. The need for finding evidence is crucial as cybercrimes are also need to be treated as physical crimes. In this paper we discuss a mechanism to find cyber evidence that integrate Intrusion Detection System (IDS) and firewall system called Evidence Cyborg (E-Cyborg). E-Cyborg is to provide a solution that can assist network forensic in their cybercrime case. Based on several testing on the system simulation, the system is able to produce high quality of evidence. Hence, the investigation task becomes more efficient and effective.

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