Jurnal SINTA 2
Analisis Forensik Solid State Drive (SSD) Menggunakan Framework Rapid Response
Jurnal Teknologi Informasi dan Ilmu Komputer (JTIIK) · Vol. 6 No. 5 (2019) · pp. 509–518
- ISSN
- 2528-6579, 2355-7699
- Published
- 2019-10-08
- Publisher
- Fakultas Ilmu Komputer, Universitas Brawijaya
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Abstract
Teknologi komputer pada empat tahun terahir ini mengalami perkembangan yang pesat. Bersamaan dengan itu juga berdampak negatif salah satunya adalah berupa kejahatan komputer. Kejahatan komputer akan meninggalkan jejak aktivitas kejahatan, maka perlu dilakukan analisa dengan ilmu dan metode forensik untuk mendapatkan barang bukti. Bagaimana jika terjadi kejahatan komputer pada media penyimpanan komputer berjenis non-volatile memory dan dilakukan secara live forensik. Pada penelitian ini dilakukan proses forensik pada Solid State Drive (SSD) dengan framework Grr Rapid Response pada kasus kehilangan data (lost data) suatu organisasi. Langkah kerja forensik mengimplementasikan dari National Institute of Standards Technology (NIST). Framework Grr Rapid Response digunakan untuk memberikan tanggapan terhadap insiden forensik digital yang difokuskan pada lingkungan forensik jarak jauh, framework ini berbasis arsitektur client server. Hasil penelitian ini menunjukkan langkah kerja forensik NIST dapat diimplementasikan pada proses pengambilan bukti digital dengan metode akuisisi secara live forensik, kemampuan tool forensik pada proses eksaminasi Grr Rapid Response pada Workstation (Client Grr) dengan media simpan SSD, bukti digital dapat ditemukan dan dikembalikan. Bukti digital yang dapat dikembalikan berupa file dokumen, dan hasil validasi pada bukti digital tersebut memiliki nilai hash yang sama dari dua algoritma validasi bukti digital yang diimplementasikan, MD5 dan SHA-1. Sehingga hasil integritas dari dokumen tersebut menunjukkan bahwa bukti digital tersebut identik. AbstractComputer technology in the last four years has experienced rapid development. At the same time, it also has a negative impact, one of which is a computer crime. Computer crime will leave traces of criminal activity, so it is necessary to analyze with forensic science and methods to obtain evidence. What if there is a computer crime on a computer storage medium of a type of non-volatile memory and carried out live forensics In this study a forensic process on Solid State Drive (SSD) was carried out with the Grr Rapid Response framework for lost data in an organization. The forensic work step is implemented from the National Institute of Standards Technology (NIST). The Grr Rapid Response Framework is used to provide responses to incidents of digital forensics focused on remote forensic environments, this framework is based on a client server architecture. The results of this study indicate that NIST's forensic work steps can be implemented in the process of taking digital evidence with live forensic acquisition methods, the ability of forensic tools in the Grr Rapid Response examination process on Workstations (Client Grr) with SSD storage media, digital evidence can be found and returned. Digital evidence that can be returned is a document file, and the results of the validation of digital evidence have the same hash value from the two digital proof validation algorithms implemented, MD5 and SHA-1. So the results of the integrity of the document so that the digital evidence is identical.
Collaboration network of the authors
27 authors · 55 co-authorship links · 4 across different organisations
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- Universitas Ahmad Dahlan
- Islamic University of Indonesia
- Siliwangi University
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- Different organisations
- Same organisation
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| Co-author | Organisation | Joint articles |
|---|---|---|
| Rusydi Umar | Universitas Ahmad Dahlan | 4 |
| Anton Yudhana | Universitas Ahmad Dahlan | 4 |
| Yudi Prayudi | Islamic University of Indonesia | 3 |
| Abdul Fadlil | Universitas Ahmad Dahlan | 3 |
| Rio Anggara | Universitas Ahmad Dahlan | 2 |
| Nur Widiyasono | Siliwangi University | 2 |
| Ahmad Luthfie | Affiliation unknown | 2 |
| Sahiruddin Sahiruddin | Universitas Ahmad Dahlan | 2 |
| Ainunna’imah | Universitas Ahmad Dahlan | 1 |
| Herman Yuliansyah | Universitas Ahmad Dahlan | 1 |
| Herman | Universitas Ahmad Dahlan | 1 |
| Fitriah | Universitas Ahmad Dahlan | 1 |
| Asno Azzawagama Firdaus | Universitas Ahmad Dahlan | 1 |
| Suprianto Suprianto | Affiliation unknown | 1 |
| Fauzan Natsir | Affiliation unknown | 1 |
| Eri Haryanto | Islamic University of Indonesia | 1 |
| Deni Murdiani | Universitas Ahmad Dahlan | 1 |
| W Yunanri | Universitas Ahmad Dahlan | 1 |
| Siti Helmiyah | Universitas Ahmad Dahlan | 1 |
| Abdullah Hanif | Universitas Ahmad Dahlan | 1 |
| Nurmi Hidayasari | Islamic University of Indonesia | 1 |
| Musri Iskandar Nasution | Universitas Ahmad Dahlan | 1 |
| Ruuhwan Ruuhwan | Affiliation unknown | 1 |
| Arizona Firdonsyah | Universitas Ahmad Dahlan | 1 |
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