17 Application of quantum computing for digital forensic investigation
Kaushal Kishor · 2023
In the current technological climate, there is an increase in the number of instances of cybercrime. In the real world, it is never simple to track down and apprehend a cybercriminal. Even if the perpetrator is captured, it will be challenging to secure his conviction since there are not enough standardized digital investigation models. As a consequence of a badly handled forensic investigation, a person who committed a cyber crime may go free, while an innocent person may be subject to adverse ramifications as a result of the inquiry. Forensic investigators are required to adhere to consistent and well-defined forensic methods in order to successfully capture and prosecute cyber criminals. In recent years, a number of new investigating models for digital forensics have been developed; nonetheless, the percentage of cases that result in a conviction remains low since the same investigation model is not relevant in all nations. This chapter introduces a one-of-a-kind Digital Forensic Investigation Model that is built on the architecture and cyber regulations of the Indian subcontinent.