In today’s digital age, cyber attacks are becoming increasingly common, and malware is one of the most commonly used tools for conducting automated computer attacks. Malware, short for malicious software, refers to a type of software that is specifically designed…
In today’s digital age, everything from personal communication to business transactions takes place online. While this has made life more convenient, it has also given rise to new types of crimes and security threats. As a result, there is a…
In this blog, you will learn how to acquire RAM using FTK Imager, a popular digital forensics tool, in a Windows environment. RAM acquisition is a crucial step in conducting digital forensics investigations, as it can contain valuable evidence that…
In this video, we explore the powerful and versatile Linux GUI tool Guymager and how it can be used in computer forensics for storage acquisition. Join us as we walk through the step-by-step process of using Guymager to acquire and…
In this video, we will explore the world of Windows forensics and discover how to use the Magnet application to acquire memory in digital investigations. We will discuss the technical aspects of memory acquisition, and demonstrate how Magnet offers a…
Forensic Image File Format. A forensic image can have different file formats; some are free and others are proprietary formats developed by the company behind the forensic software used to create the forensic image. The following are the main one…
Process Injection is one of the foremost well-known strategies malware creators use to bypass firewalls, perform memory forensics procedures, and moderate down inexperienced turn around engineers by including pernicious usefulness to legitimate forms and covering up it whereas doing so. In this area, we are going cover the hypothesis behind prepare injection and why it is commonly utilized in different APT attacks these days. What’s process injection? In the Windows operating system, processes are…
Digital EvidenceAccording to the a Universe study report,6 the amount of digital data produced byhumans and machines (e.g., IoT devices) will exceed 44 zettabytes by the year 2020 (1 zettabyte = 1 billion terabytes). People are increasingly accessing the Internet…