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Title: A protocol for de-anonymising fake e-mail accounts in identifying criminals in Sri Lanka
Authors: De Zoysa, Kasun
Keywords: Digital forensic
De-anonymizing
Fake e-mails accounts
Computer crime
Digital evidence
Issue Date: 30-Mar-2021
Publisher: Faculty of Technology, South Eastern University of Sri Lanka
Citation: Sri Lankan Journal of Technology (SLJoT), 1(2): pp.01-04
Abstract: The e-mail users anonymously engaged to harass others, who are against them. Therefore, de-anonymizing e-mail accounts are very important and necessary to identify the real person behind them. It helps legitimate account users to bring them before the court for necessary actions. Once the law enforcement has enough evidence against a person, they can lay criminal charges and a judge decides if the accused should be released or remanded. Therefore, this research focuses on “de-anonymizing protocol for e-mail accounts” to identify the real identity of them. The de-anonymizing protocol is a detection and investigation of the real user behind an anonymous e-mail address. The detection system of the de-anonymizing protocol can be modified and changed according to the nature of the crime. The proposed investigation methodology can be applied for any email service provider
URI: http://ir.lib.seu.ac.lk/handle/123456789/5473
ISSN: 2773-6970
Appears in Collections:Volume 01 Issue 2

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