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A digital forensics process aims to analyze digital evidence of storage unit of computer or other storage devices. But when a crime is committed is a social media the social media platform holds the evidence not necessarily the storage device used by the victim of the criminal. Moreover, the extensive use of social media and the huge amount of data shared through the social media has made the traditional investigation process gradually made it ineffective. Though the ‘verifiable limited disclosure’ protocol addresses this problem, it is also a reactive approach. Here we introduce ‘proactive verifiable limited disclosure’ for handling and investigating digital evidence in police investigation. This protocol also uses the storage of social media for storing evidence of crimes occurred in the social media, which minimize the problem of ‘resource overhead’.[1]

Requirement Driven Proactive Verifiable Limited Disclosure: Handling Digital Evidence of Crimes in Social Media