International Workshop on Digital Crime and Forensics  

　　in conjunction with the 6^th Chinese Computer Forensics Research Workshop 

　　17-18 Dec 2016, Nanjing, China 

　　 

　　Digital crime and forensics research has taken an unprecedented step in the past decade, research scientists from all over the world have contributed tremendously to the progression of digital security and forensics. However a slew of problems are still existential in the relevant fields especially in mathematical modelling, intelligent computations and evaluations, etc. The focus of this workshop is on calling up the interesting group who dedicated to this field and delve into resolving those thorny problems.  

　　This workshop will endow to mathematical modelling and evaluations of security algorithms. The research work which has taken substantial achievements in any security computing areas will be awarded. This workshop is backed up by the International Journal of Digital Crime and Forensics (IJDCF) and jointly organized by Institute of Software Guangzhou Branch, Chinese Academy of Sciences, CyberSecurity Association of China, the Key Laboratory of Intelligent Network and Network Security of the Ministry of Education (MOE) of China at Xi’an Jiaotong University, the State Key Laboratory of Information Security (SKLOIS) of China at Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), and Computer Forensics Expert Committee of Chinese Institute of Electronics. The topics covered but not limited to: 

　　Crime Scene imaging  

　　Data carving and recovery  

　　Digital document examination  

　　Digital evidence analization  

　　Digital signal processing techniques for crime investigations  

　　Identity theft and biometrics  

　　Machine learning, data mining, and information retrieval for crime prevention and forensics  

　　Malicious codes  

　　Network access control and intrusion detection  

　　Network security and forensics  

　　Intelligent surveillance  

　　Small digital device forensics  

　　Steganography and steganalysis  

　　Visual cryptography and its applications  

　　Privacy protection an digital forensics  

　　Cloud forensiecs  

　　Mobile forensics  

　　Bigdata forensics  

　　Internet of things forensics  

　　Low enforcement of digital crime  　 

　　General Chairs 

　　Liping Ding, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China 

　　Wei Qi Yan, Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand 

　　Chang-Tsun Li, University of Warwick, UK  

　　Program Chairs 

　　Feng Liu, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China 

　　Lidong Zhai, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China 

　　Laiyun Qing, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China 

　　Organization Committee Chairs 

　　Liping Ding, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China 

　　Guozi Sun, Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications 

　　Xianfeng Zhao, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China 

　　Zhongmin Cai, Xi’an Jiaotong University China 

　　 

　　Program Committee Members 

　　Pradeep Atrey, State University of New York, Albany, United States 

　　Zhongmin Cai, Xi'an Jiaotong University, China 

　　Yanhui Du, People’s Public Security University of China, China 

　　K.P. Chow, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong 

　　Liping Ding, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China 

　　Tiegang Gao, Nankai University, China 

　　Yu Guan, Newcastle University, United Kingdom 

　　Xiaolong Li, Peking University, China 

　　Feng Liu, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China 

　　Ju Liu, Shandong University, China 

　　Hui Lu, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China 

　　Fei Peng, Hunan University, China 

　　Chuan Qin, University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, China 

　　Khaled Salah, Khalifa University, United Arab Emirates 

　　Mark Scanlon, University College Dublin, Ireland 

　　Chao Shen, Xi'an Jiaotong University, China 

　　Guozi Sun, Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications 

　　Hongxia Wang, Southwest Jiaotong University, China 

　　Weiping Wang, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China 

　　Qiang Wei, The PLA Information Engineering University, China 

　　Nenghai Yu, University of Science and Technology, China 

　　Zhonghuang Yang, National Kaohsiung Normal University, Taiwan 

　　Xingjie Wei, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom 

　　Xiaotian Wu, Sun Yat-sen University, China 

　　Rongsheng Xu, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China 

　　Ying Yang, Yale University, United States 

　　Dengpan Ye, Wuhan University, China 

　　Lidong Zhai, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China 

　　Weiming Zhang, University of Science and Technology of China, China 

　　Yuanyuan Zhang, Shandong Academy of Sciences, China 

　　Xianfeng Zhao, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China 

　　Yuanfang Guo, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China 

　　The Second Round of CFP  

　　Paper submission deadline (Firm): 30 September 2016  

　　Paper acceptance date: 1 November 2016  

　　Camera ready deadline: 1 December 2016  

　　Conference time: 18 December 2016 

　　Paper Submissions 

　　Submitted manuscripts must not substantially overlap with the ones that have been published or are simultaneously under review by other journals or conferences. The submissions must be clearly presented in English, within 6 pages using the IEEE conference template (http://www.ieee.org/conferences_events/conferences/publishing/templates.html), Please submit your papers to the conference website:  

　　https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=iwdcf2016 

　　The conference papers will be selected based on reviewer’s feedback, the originality, timeliness, significance, relevance, and clarity of presentation. Should the paper be accepted, at least one of the authors need register and attend the conference to present the work. The papers having good quality in writing and oral presentation will be selected and published the International Journal of Digital Crime and Forensics (IJDCF, EI Indexed). 

　　Registration 

　　Note: Before you register, we strongly suggest you read the following registration information carefully. 

　　Every accepted paper must have at least one full registration. Thanks for your cooperation.  

　　Please send the scanned copy of the bank transfer receipt to jsjqz6@sina.com by email with the name of your workshop (IWDCF2016 or CCFRW2016) and your paper ID. Please note that workshop papers are allowed to 6 pages with IEEE template. Extra 2 pages for workshop papers are also allowed with additional charges.  

　　1. Registration fees: 

　　There are two types of conference registration available (see Table below) --author registration and attendee registration. 

　　l   The registration fee is USD $150 (RMB 980)for each paper and the deadline for the registration is October 10th, 2016. Please note that if your payment is not received by that date, the paper will be removed from the main conference and the journal. This deadline will be strictly enforced. The fee for one extra page is USD $100 and the price for one extra proceeding is USD $80.  

　　l   The fee for participants/attendees registration is USD $150 (RMB 980).  

　　For the registration for student author, the first author must be a student. In order to qualify for the student reduced registration fee, proof of current student status (e.g., current Student ID) must be e-mailed (as an attached scanned image or pdf file) to jsjqz6@sina.com. Please note that current student status will be verified.  

　　2. Full registration includes: 

　　l   Publication of one accepted paper in the main conference or workshop proceedings  

　　l   A copy of the proceedings the accepted paper belongs to  

　　l   Access to all conference sessions and workshops  

　　l   Lunch, banquet and reception  

　　3. Payment method: 

　　l  For authors: bank transfer 

　　Please carefully read the registration instruction before you pay for the registration fee as an author. 

　　For bank transfer, the author must pay an extra bank fee, as well as the fees from your local bank in order to process the bank transfer. Therefore, please make sure that the net amount that is transferred to the account below is no less than the required registration fee. After bank transfer, please include the required letter with your bank transfer indicating the name of your workshop and your paper ID. Please send the scanned copy of the bank transfer receipt to jsjqz6@sina.com by email with the name of your workshop and your paper ID (if applicable). We will confirm your payment based on your scanned letter and receipt. The bank transfer information is as follows: 

　　Beneficiary  name：  中国电子学会 

　　Account number：  0200004609089100591 

　　Beneficiary bank:   中国工商银行北京公主坟支行 

　　Remittance information：  workshop name + paper ID 

　　l   For participants/attendees: bank transfer or on-site registration 

　　For bank transfer, the payment method is the same to the author registration above. Please make sure to indicate your information (name, Company/Organization, and workshop name) in the transfer and send the scanned copy of the bank transfer receipt to jsjqz6@sina.com by email. We will confirm your payment based on your scanned letter and receipt. 

　　4. The hard copy registration receipts and the proceedings can only be picked up at the conference.   

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