Digital Forensic Survival Podcast

Listen to talk about computer forensic analysis, techniques, methodology, tool reviews and more.

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DFSP # 198 - Linux Malware Detect


This week I talk about LMD, an openly available tool to increase Linux security posture.


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 December 3, 2019  11m
 
 

DFSP # 197 - Approaching Network Forensics


This week I talk about network forensic methodology.


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 November 26, 2019  21m
 
 

DFSP # 196 - autoLLR


This week I talk about autoLLR, a script to automate evidence collection on live Linux systems as well as artifact post processing.


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 November 19, 2019  14m
 
 

DFSP # 195 – BAM!


This week I talk about the Windows Background Activity Monitor, an artifact that may be used to find evidence of execution.


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 November 15, 2019  12m
 
 

DFSP # 194 - Powershell Collection Tools


This week I talk about some issues surrounding powershell when used as a digital forensic collection tool.


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 November 5, 2019  14m
 
 

DFSP # 193 - LOKI


This week I talk about LOKI, a tool designed to help analyst scan for APT IOCs.


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 October 29, 2019  15m
 
 

DFSP # 192 - KAPE


This week I talk about KAPE, a freely available forensic evidence collection and triage tool.


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 October 22, 2019  17m
 
 

DFSP # 191 - Linux File Systems


This week I talk about the common Linux file systems and what to expect when dealing with different hosts. 


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 October 15, 2019  12m
 
 

DFSP # 190 - Dead Simple Boot Disks


This week I go over how to create a boot disk using the native capability of Ubuntu. You'll never have to rely on third-party tools again!


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 October 9, 2019  16m
 
 

DFSP # 190 - Dead Simple Boot Disks


This week I go over how to create a boot disk using the negative capability of Ubuntu. You'll never have to rely on third-party tools again! You'll never have to rely on third-party tools again!


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 October 8, 2019  16m