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http://dx.doi.org/10.13089/JKIISC.2018.28.4.859

Comparing Recoverability of Deleted Data According to Original Source Collection Methods on Microsoft SQL Server  

Shin, Jiho (Police Science Institute, Korean National Police University)
Abstract
Previous research related to recovering deleted data in database has been mainly based on transaction logs or detecting and recovering data using original source files by physical collection method. However there was a limit to apply if the transaction log does not exist in the server or it is not possible to collect the original source file because a database server owner does not permit stopping the database server because of their business loss or infringement at the scene. Therefore it is necessary to examine various collection methods and check the recoverability of the deleted data in order to handling the constraints of evidence collection situation. In this paper we have checked an experiment that the recoverability of deleted data in the original database source according to logical and physical collection methods on digital forensic investigation of Microsoft SQL Server database.
Keywords
Database; Microsoft SQL Server; Logical / Physical Collection; Deleted Data; Recovery; Page;
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