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CONCLUSION:

We were able to use AI (Artificial Intelligence) and blockchain in virtual

forensics by establishing a document finder, image classifier, Filecoin,

and IPFS by storing criminal records in a decentralised format, includ-

ing a blockchain that combines the first-class functions of IPFS and
Filecoin, and to analyse and correlate the virtual statistics contained in

an investigation’s evidence based on their expertise, thereby reducing

the number of records. In addition, we developed an application that

provides an efficient storing and sharing machine.

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