Android İşletim Sisteminde Wallapop Uygulamasının Adli Bilişim Analizi

Year 2022, , 278 - 293, 24.03.2022

Elifnur İpek Erhan Akbal

https://doi.org/10.17798/bitlisfen.1019621

Abstract

İkinci el alışveriş uygulamalarının kullanımı gün geçtikçe artmaktadır. Uygulamalar ile ürün arama, ürün satma/alma, ürün araştırma/arama, aranan ürün için özellikli filtreleme yapma, kategorisine göre ürün seçme, aranan ürünleri kaydetme, ürün listeleme, mesajlaşma kişilerle iletişim kurabilmektedir. Uygulama içi mesajlaşma uygulaması ile iletişim kurulabilmektedir. Uygulamalar ile kullanıcılar arasında yasal sorun oluşturabilecek durumlar olabilmektedir. Hakaret, dolandırıcılık, sahte ürün, yasaklı madde satışı ve mesajlaşma ile gizlenme gibi davranışlar adli mercilere yansımaktadır. Bu nedenle bu tarz uygulamaların analizi, mobil cihazların incelenmesi açısından çok önemli bir hal almıştır. Wallapop uygulaması play store üzerinden 10 milyondan fazla indirme sayısına sahip bir ikinci el satış uygulamasıdır. Adli inceleme programları XRY, Praben, Oxygen, Axiom, Ufed ve Autopsy programlarıyla incelenmiş ve uygulamayla ilgili herhangi bir karakteristik bilgi elde edilememiştir. Çalışmada Android işletim sistemine sahip mobil cihazlarda kullanılan Wallapop uygulamasının manuel adli bilişim analizi yapılmış ve metot önerilmiştir. Ayrıca telefonda bıraktığı kalıntılar gösterilmiştir. Bu çalışma ile wallapop uygulamasının ürettiği kalıntıların neler olduğu, bunların çözümlenmesi ve birbirleriyle olan ilişkilerin ortaya konulması ile ilgili metodoloji sunulmuştur. Database dosyalarında

Keywords

Uygulama analizi, adli kalıntı toplama, Wallapop Adli Bilişimi, Android

Digital Forensic Analysis of Wallapop Application on Android Operating System

Abstract

The use of second hand shopping applications is increasing day by day. Applications can be used for product search, product sale / purchase, product search / search, specific filtering for the searched product, product selection by category, saving searched products, product listing and messaging with people. There may be situations that may create legal problems between users in shopping applications. Defamation, fraud, fraudulent products, sale of prohibited substances are carried to judicial authorities. Wallapop app is a second hand sales app with more than 10 million downloads on google play store. Application were examined by XRY, Praben, Oxygen, Axiom, Ufed and Autopsy Forensic examination programs and no characteristic information about the application could be obtained. In the study, manual forensic analysis of Wallapop application on mobile devices with Android operating system was performed and an examination method was proposed. In the study, manual forensic analysis of Wallapop application on mobile devices with Android operating system is performed and a methodology about the artifacts produced by Wallapop application, their analysis and the relations with each other is presented. The contents of the database files, location information, session information and other data that may be considered as evidence are shown.

Keywords

Application Analysis, Forensic artifact, Wallapop Forensic, Andorid.

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