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Category Archives: DFIR
Investigating USB Drives using Mount Points Not Drive Letters
Yes, another excellent question came up by one of my students: If a user mounts the volume to a mount point, what artifacts could we find for the USB? Starting I think from Windows 8.1 or 10, a user could … Continue reading
Posted in DFIR, Forensics, Investigations, Windows
Tagged DFIR, Forensics, Investigations, registry, Registry Explorer, RegRipper, USB, Windows, Windows and tagged Computer Forensics
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No Drive Letter, No USB Evidence? Think Again!
This post is about a question asked: If the user removes the drive letter to hide the presence of a mounted USB drive, could we still locate that drive in the Windows Registry? Short answer is, YES it will still … Continue reading
Posted in DFIR, Forensics, Investigations, Windows
Tagged Computer Forensics, DFIR, registry, Registry Explorer, RegRipper, USB, Windows
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Howto Setup and use the CuckooVM v2
This post should cover the basics of how to import and run a basic analysis using the Cuckoo VM which could be found here. I’m referring to this VM as CuckooVM version 2, since if you’ve been following, you already … Continue reading
Posted in DFIR, Forensics, Investigations, Malware, Virtualization
Tagged Cuckoo, DFIR, Malware, Malware Analysis, Nested Virtualization, Sandbox, Virtualization
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Acquiring Linux Memory using AVML and Using it with Volatility
This is another quick post going over the process to acquire memory from a Linux system, but instead of using LiME, I’m going to use AVML which stands for Acquire Volatile Memory for Linux, and could be found here. The … Continue reading
Posted in DFIR, Forensics, Memory, Software/Tools
Tagged Acquiring, avml, Forensics, LiME, Linux, memory forensics, Profile, Volatility
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Forensic Acquisitions over Netcat
In the past I used to write here what I did so I do not forget, so I’ll try to get back to that habit again :) These days whenever I find time, I’m playing with TSURUGI, which is a … Continue reading
Posted in DFIR, GNU/Linux
Tagged Acquisition, Acquisitions, DFIR, distro, Forensic, Forensic image, Linux, netcat, ssh, TSURUGI
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