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DFSP # 023 - Battle Royale: FTK vs EnCase vs WinHEX
This week I take a look at three popular computer forensic suites: FTK, Encase and WinHex. I offer my opinion as to the strengths and weaknesses of each.
DFSP # 023 - Battle Royale: FTK vs EnCase vs WinHEX
This week I take a look at three popular computer forensic suites: FTK, Encase and WinHex. I offer my opinion as to the strengths and weaknesses of each.
DFSP # 023 - Battle Royale: FTK vs EnCase vs WinHEX
This week I take a look at three popular computer forensic suites: FTK, Encase and WinHex. I offer my opinion as to the strengths and weaknesses of each.
DFSP # 022 - DFIR Certification Planning & Considerations
If you take a look at all the different DFIR certifications that exist today you can easily get overwhelmed. There are so many to choose from it puts meaning to the saying that too many choices is no choice at all. In this episode I take a look at...
DFSP # 021 - The Honeynet Project
For those looking to get some real world hands-on experience in DFIR to build up or expand your skill set, check out . The non-profit offers information and challenges to help sharpen your skills.
DFSP # 021 - The Honeynet Project
For those looking to get some real world hands-on experience in DFIR to build up or expand your skill set, check out . The non-profit offers information and challenges to help sharpen your skills.
DFSP # 020 - Amcache Forensics - Find Evidence of App Execution
This week I talk about Amcache Forensics, a Windows artifact that collects details about programs that have been run on a given system. This evidence can support malware/ intrusion investigations, file use and knowledge exams and data spoliations...
DFSP # 019 - Password Cracking with Hashcat
The last talk in the Open-Source password cracking series focuses on a tool that rivals the pay tools in function and capability - Hashcat.
DFSP # 019 - Password Cracking with Hashcat
The last talk in the Open-Source password cracking series focuses on a tool that rivals the pay tools in function and capability - Hashcat.
DFSP # 018 - John the Ripper
Last episode I talked about using Cain to attack Windows LANMAN and NTLM hashes. Next we will discuss John the Ripper, Linux password files and rainbow tables.