Autopsy 4.7.0 and The Sleuth Kit 4.6.1 have been released
New versions of most popular open source DFIR tools, Autopsy and TSK, have been released. Here are the lists of new features…
Windows Process Genealogy
As an incident responder, one of the things you need to be able to quickly do when looking at a list of processes, is immedi…
Mobile Forensic Investigations: A Guide to Evidence Collection, Analysis, and Presentation, Second Edition
McGraw-Hill Education has anounced the second edition of award-winning “Mobile Forensic Investigations: A Guide to Evi…
What is new in Belkasoft Evidence Center 9.0
In this video, Belkasoft discusses new features of Evidence Center version 9.0 such as new reporting, deduplication, PhotoDN…
Digital Forensic Approaches for Amazon Alexa Ecosystem
Internet of Things devices such as the Amazon Echo are undoubtedly great sources of potential digital evidence due to their …
Decoding the Hexadecimal Representation of a PostgreSQL Database Table
Joseph Balazs, Dr. Marcus Rogers, Dr. John Springer and Dr. Dawn Laux conducted a research on decoding the hexademical repre…
Digital Forensics: Open Source Investigation/Verification Tools
In this video Aliaume Leroy from Bellingcat talks about open source investigation/verification tools and presents a number o…
Volatility: Proxies and Network Traffic
Marcus Bakker from MB Secure has published a tutorial on how to catch malware beaconing from an infrastructure where a non-t…
Make Your Debian a Forensic Workstation
If you are looking for a SIFT replacement and already have a Debian workstation, this package is for you. Forensics-full pac…
Autopsy 4.6.0 Linux Beta 1
The first beta Linux version of your favourite open source DFIR tool Autopsy. You can download it here. Now the tool has the…
