ANALISIS SERANGAN PHISING PADA WHATSAPP MENGGUNAKAN METODE DFRWS DAN END-TO-END FORENSICS: PERBANDINGAN KOMPLEKSITAS METODE

Ihfansyah Maulana, NIM.: 21106050071 (2025) ANALISIS SERANGAN PHISING PADA WHATSAPP MENGGUNAKAN METODE DFRWS DAN END-TO-END FORENSICS: PERBANDINGAN KOMPLEKSITAS METODE. Skripsi thesis, UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA.

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Abstract

The The rise of phishing attacks on WhatsApp platforms necessitates effective digital forensic analysis to uncover evidentiary artifacts. This study compares the complexity of implementing the DFRWS (Digital Forensic Research Workshop) method and End-to-End Forensics in analyzing WhatsApp phishing cases, using complexity metrics such as the number of stages, execution time, tool requirements, and investigator skill levels. The research approach employs Android-based phishing scenario simulations, extracting and comparing artifacts like chat logs, URL metadata, and media files between methods. Findings reveal that DFRWS is more comprehensive with six main stages (from identification to presentation), while End-to-End Forensics is more linear but requires specialized tools for cross-device tracing. This research contributes practically by providing guidelines for method selection based on phishing case complexity and academically by establishing a baseline comparison for mobile forensic frameworks in Indonesia.

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