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Computer Forensics - Command Line Basics for Forensics

Practice basic Linux commands and some of the most valuable native Linux tools for computer forensic investigations.
Computer Forensics - File Carving

Practice carving different file types using foremost and scalpel.
Computer Forensics - Hash Databases

DFIR uses hashing to verify a file's authenticity and structure, typically with MD5 or SHA-1 checksums. We will use sha1deep and sha1sum to show how this works.
Computer Forensics - Memory Forensics with Votality

Practice using Volatility to discover evidence on a Windows memory dump.
Computer Forensics - Network Forensics and Volatility

Use Volatility to find malware network activity from an infected Windows XP memory dump.
Computer Forensics - Recovering Data

In this lab, the student will practice methods of recovering data and finding useful information straight from the command line.

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