Abstract
In recent years, mobile edge computing (MEC) has become a research hotspot in academia. The Internet of Things (IoT) is an excellent way to build the infrastructure required for a MEC environment. Its rich digital tracking repository can provide insights into people's daily activities at home and elsewhere. Meanwhile, due to the open connectivity of the Internet of things devices, they can easily become the target of network attacks and be used by criminals as criminal tools. As a result, civil and criminal cases have increased year by year. This article conducts in-depth research on IoT forensics. By comparing its difference with traditional digital forensics (DF), the definition of IoT forensics is given. We have systematically sorted out the research results since the concept of IoT forensics was proposed in 2013 and proposed a generalized IoT forensics model. By studying blockchain technology and introducing it into the IoT forensics framework, a blockchain-based IoT forensics architecture is further proposed. Further, an alliance chain IoT forensics system is proposed. From the perspective of the data provider and the data visitor, the process of evidence storage and forensics of the IoT system is discussed. Finally, taking Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) forensics as an example, we give an experiment of IoT forensics analysis.
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