Start asking the right questions to get the answers that you need. In any forensic analysis, a dive into data needs a “why” before even looking at the bits and bytes. Without a “why”, you will never get the “who-what-where-when-how”. You will get...
I made a meme.
I tweeted a simple meme and it created good discussion in which I gained more than expected by reading the perspectives of so many. The civility in the thread was awesome, which I attribute to cool people in this cool DFIR field.
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Every job skill requires some level of training. Some jobs require education in the form of degrees or certifications. None of these guarantee competence in any skill. It also doesn’t indicate that learning occurred. I look at training or education documentation as proof that time was spent...
It is time for you to talk to another DFIR human in real life
One of the very few things that I will miss from the past two years is the wealth of online training and videoconferences that were available. It was such an amazing time of resources where every vendor, every expert, and every...
It was much easier to learn digital forensics decades ago. This is not because systems were less complex or that datasets were smaller. It was easier because there just wasn’t that much to learn. On top of that, there were few resources to draw upon. No college degree programs, only a...
One certainty is that life certainly is not fair. If you want the solution to this problem, skip to the last paragraph, but you’ll miss a lot of good points.
Life is unfair!
A positive reaction to this life fact is to accept it and move forward. A negative reaction would be to nothing but...
Some updates!
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Session 1 and 2 are finished (recordings are uploaded). Session 3 will be at 10AM (Pacific time) on Tuesday, February 8.
So far, we've gone over what is X-Ways, documentation that you can use for credibility in using it, and basic configuration considerations.
Next, we will be working in...
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Welcome! I look forward to seeing you in the course. A day before each session, I will send a reminder email with login information, and I'll send another email right before the each session begins (just in...
Here it comes!
After a long and unexpected delay, the newest update to the X-Ways Forensics Practitioner's Guide online course is starting on February 1, 2022.
The course will be live streamed, two days a week, for the entire month of February with a few extra sessions of live interaction to...
