There are many valuable artifacts in modern browsers and not all are as easy to read as SQLite databases or JSON files. Ryan Benson will walk through deciphering web artifacts from popular websites and applications that many forensic tools (or a simple keyword search) would miss. Attendees will learn how to read these modern ‘hieroglyphics’ using open-source tools and integrate the results into their cases. What have your web browser investigations been missing?
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