Victim identification Flashcards

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Explain why VIC ID is the most important part of LE?

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Most important function as LE because it will result in identification of the victims and the suspects!

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What information is found using WHOIS?

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Domain Name:
REgistrar information
Registrant information
Contact information
Registration dates
Registrar Abuse Contact

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Why is it important to avoid duplication work regarding VIC ID ?

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Need to avoid duplication
* Wellbeing of staff
* Waste of time and energy
* Same material seen again and again
* Seeing new material quickly

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Name some global database with filehashes regarding CSAM?

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CAID (UK Child abuse image db)
Project VIC
Interpols ICSE
NCMEC (USA)

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How is triage used for VIC ID?

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Victim Identification
* Triage – based on victim
* Triage – based on offender
* Triage – based on background

Seen –v- Not Seen
Old -v- New
No possible clues –v- Possible Clues

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What are the ABC of vic id?

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ABC of Victim ID
A.Content Analysis
B.Metadata Analysis
C.Collection Analysis

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7
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What is lolita and why is this search term used by offenders?

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The term “Lolita” is often associated with child sexual abuse and exploitation due to its cultural and literary references Due to the novel’s portrayal of a sexual relationship between an adult and a minor.

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Name some field that are important that can be found in exif?

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GPS
Creationdate
Comments
Make and model
Software used
Email/Username/Nick
Codecs used

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How can files or collections be identified? without looking at the actual images

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  • Hashes!
  • PhotoDNA – One image is broken down in many images and hashes each –Resizing alters hash, not DNA!
    Similiarities in EXIF
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