PENERAPAN METODE COMPOSITE LOGIC UNTUK PERANCANGAN FRAMEWORK PENGUMPULAN BUKTI DIGITAL PADA MEDIA SOSIAL


Muhammad Naim Al Jumah(1*); Bambang Sugiantoro(2); Yudi Prayudi(3);

(1) Universitas Islam Indonesia
(2) Universitas Islam Sunan Kalijaga
(3) Universitas Islam Indonesia
(*) Corresponding Author

  

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Social media has become a major part of society. But most of the time social media is used as a way people commit the crime. Due to numerous crimes that use social media, it is essential to design a framework to gather digital evidence on social media. This study develops the design of Framework by implementing Composite Logic Model.  A logic Composite model can be used to determine the role model of any variable or pattern that need to collaborate. Composite Logic Model will produce a role model that has a role to produce patterns so that it can produce the same goal. A method of Composite Logic will collaborate with the Digital Forensics Investigation framework to produce a Digital Evidence Collection Framework on Social Media. Based on data and facts, this study has been producing a new framework of gathering digital evidence on social media. The framework has four main stages in the process of collecting digital evidence on social media including pre-process, collection, analysis, and report.


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Framework; Social Media; Digital Evidence; Composite Logic

  
  

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