Chromensics – Google Chrome Forensics
Chromensics is an open source tool by Nishant Grover capable of reading all information from Chrome Browser directory and pr…
Windows Forensics Cookbook
Packt Publishing has announced a book by Oleg Skulkin (Cyber Forensicator) and Scar de Courcier (Forensic Focus). “Win…
Malware Persistence Techniques
Andrea Fortuna has posted a very useful article about the most common malware persistence techniques. You will learn about t…
The History of Fileless Malware – Looking Beyond the Buzzword
In this article Lenny Zeltser discusses the phenomenon of “fileless malware”. You’ll learn about known thr…
The Cider Press: Extracting Forensic Artifacts from Apple Continuity
Heather Mahalik and Sarah Edwards shared their fresh presentation from SANS DFIR Summit on extracting forensic artifacts fro…
Forensic Analysis of Epic Privacy Browser on Windows Operating Systems
Internet security can be compromised not only through the threat of Malware, fraud, system intrusion or damage, but also via…
Adding AFF4 support to The Sleuth Kit and Volatility on macOS
AFF4 (Advanced Forensics File Format v4.0) is the new standard in forensic imaging, a new container format for storing digit…
Brian Carrier: Sleuth Kit Lightening Talk
Brian Carrier (@carrier4n6) is the Vice President of Digital Forensics at Basis Technology, a software company specializing …
Six python tools for malware detection and analysis
Andrea Fortuna has published a useful list of Python tools you can use for malware detection and analysis. You will learn ab…
Forensic Analysis of Email Attachment Timestamps in Outlook
Arman Gungor from Meridian Discovery has posted an article on forensic analysis of Microsoft Outlook attachments. In the art…
