Forensic Analysis of Crimes Committed on Live Broadcast Platforms Accessed Via Web Browsers

Year 2022, , 303 - 310, 30.12.2022

Nursena Atalay Aytuğ Boyacı

https://doi.org/10.46460/ijiea.1117692

Abstract

Live broadcast platforms are expressed as platforms that allow watching the online broadcast stream, which can be recorded simultaneously and broadcast in real time. Platforms are usually realized by the broadcaster speaking in real time and the audience participating in the chat section of the platform. The use of live broadcast platforms takes place through web browsers and mobile environments. According to the Criminal Procedure Law, which we encounter in the digital environment or in daily life, there are many types of crimes whose provisions are quite severe. The crimes committed and the rates of punishment vary according to the type and size of the crime. Many crimes can be committed in real time via live broadcast platforms that can be accessed via internet browsers and mobile media. Based on the detection of crime in live broadcast streams over internet browsers, in this study, forensic examination of broadcasts made from Periscope, YouTube, Facebook and Twitch live broadcast platforms over Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Edge internet browsers, and the findings for the detection of crime were revealed.

Keywords

Digital Forensics, Digital Evidence, Live Broadcast Platforms, Social Media

Web Tarayıcılar Aracılığı ile Erişim Sağlanan Canlı Yayın Platformlarında İşlenen Suçların Adli Analizi

Abstract

Canlı yayın platformları, eş zamanlı olarak hem kayıt altına alınabilen hem de gerçek zamanlı olarak yayınlanan çevrimiçi yayın akışının izlenmesine olanak sağlayan platformlar olarak ifade edilmektedir. Platformlar genellikle yayını yapan kişinin gerçek zamanlı olarak konuşması ve platformun sohbet bölümüne izleyicilerin katılması ile gerçekleşmektedir. Canlı yayın platformlarının kullanımı, web tarayıcılar ve mobil ortamlar üzerinden gerçekleşmektedir. Dijital ortamda ya da günlük hayatta karşımıza çıkan Ceza Muhakemesi Hukukuna göre hükmü oldukça ağır olan birçok suç türleri bulunmaktadır. İşlenen suçlar ve cezalandırma oranları suçun türü ve boyutuna göre farklılık göstermektedir. İnternet tarayıcıları ve mobil ortamlar aracılığı ile erişilebilen canlı yayın platformları üzerinden de gerçek zamanlı olarak birçok suç işlenebilmektedir. İnternet tarayıcıları üzerinden canlı yayın akışlarında suçun tespitine dayalı olarak bu çalışmada, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox ve Microsoft Edge internet tarayıcıları üzerinden Periscope, YouTube, Facebook ve Twitch canlı yayın platformlarından gerçekleştirilen yayınların adli incelemesi gerçekleştirilerek suçun tespitine yönelik olarak elde edilen bulgular ortaya konmuştur.

Keywords

Adli Bilişim, Canlı Yayın Platformları, Elektronik Delil, Sosyal Medya

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