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- Understanding Scheduled Tasks in Windows
If an attacker sets up a malicious scheduled task, forensic investigators can analyze these locations
- Aurora Incident Response: A Powerful Open-Source Tool for Investigators
Estimate when triage or forensic results will be available for specific machines. This section aids investigators in ensuring that every system gets the attention it needs during the forensic
- Carbon Black (P3:Investigate): A Practical Guide/An Practical Training
It’s like a forensic magnifying glass, enabling SOC analysts to dig into both failed and successful operations
- Understanding NTFS File System Metadata and System Files
Understanding these NTFS components is vital for forensic analysts, system administrators, and cybersecurity
- PowerShell Logging: Making the Invisible Visible
Understanding PowerShell Logging PowerShell isn’t just powerful for attackers — it’s also a goldmine for forensic window into the attacker’s mind/ When properly logged, PowerShell becomes one of your most valuable forensic
- Ransomware Actors Access and Stage Data for Exfiltration
Forensic Analysis of File and Folder Access From a forensic perspective, identifying which files or folders These tools leave traces in the registry, which can be useful for forensic analysis: WinZip Registry
- Who’s Using a Proxy or VPN in Your M365 Environment — and Why It Matters
Login Method for laser-focused investigations This flexibility is what makes Petra such a powerful forensic
- Part 1 : Security in DevSecOps
I come from the Incident response/Forensic side.
- Part 2 -(WMI) :Detecting WMI-Based Attacks
identifying malicious activities becomes an arduous task, requiring exhaustive efforts in traditional forensics
- The Core Principles of Successful Incident Response
On-demand visibility – Point-in-time forensic acquisitions triggered when needed.
- Exploring Linux Attack Vectors: How Cybercriminals Compromise Linux Servers
---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Attacking Linux – Anti-Forensics In recent years, attackers have become more sophisticated in their attempts to destroy forensic evidence Linux offers several powerful tools for anti-forensics , which attackers can use to cover their tracks
- The Sneakiest Phishing Trick I’ve Seen Lately — And Why Your Email Security Won’t Save You
But if you are looking for an MDR service that actually knows how to handle incident response and forensics











