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Category Archives: Forensics
Anti-Forensics: Leveraging OS and File System Artifacts
Hola, I know it seems that the zone has been abandoned for a year, and that is why I didn’t want the year to end without posting anything. Anyway, this presentation has been covered in Feb-2016, and thought why not … Continue reading
Digital Forensic Challenge #4
The Case: A company’s web server has been breached through their website. Our team arrived just in time to take a forensic image of the running system and its memory for further analysis. The files can be found below: 1- … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Challenges, Forensics, z0ne
Tagged challenges, DFI, Digital Forensics, Hacking
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Forensic Analysis: Creating User GUI vs CLI
Hello, This is my first forensic analysis post in English; as I’m sure you noticed by now that all of it is in Arabic; so excuse me for my bad English :) The whole idea came out when @azeemnow asked … Continue reading
Network Forensics Challenge 1
كالعادة، الغياب عن هذا المكان أصبح شيء روتيني :) على كل حال … قمنا بوضع تحدي على موقع مجتمع الحماية العربي يمكنكم الوصول له من هنا … الى هذه اللحظة لم يقم بحل التحدي سوى شخصين، أحداهم هي طالبتي والثاني … Continue reading
Disable Automount for SIFT
مشكلة بسيطة في إستعمال SANS Investigation Forensic Toolkit أو ما يسمى SIFT تكمن في عمل ربط mount للأجهزة الخارجية مثل USB بشكل تلقائي وهذا أمر سيء في مجال الـ Digital Forensics ولهذا لحل هذه المشكلة، كل ما عليك فعله هو: … Continue reading
Posted in Forensics, GNU/Linux
Tagged Automount, Computer Forensics, Digital Forensics, Disable, gconftool-2, mount, SANS, SANS Investigation Forensic Toolkit, SIFT, USB, VirtualBox, VMware
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