How Forensic Experts Use Windows Prefetch
To a computer forensics expert like Paula Januszkiewicz, Windows Prefetch files are a virtual treasure trove that can reveal not only what has happened on an operating system but when it took place. In this brief tutorial, Paula shares the tool and method needed to unlock the contents of these digital artifacts.
Read moreHow to Recover Deleted Files from the Drive?
In this tutorial, we're going to do a little bit of forensics. At the end of this episode you’ll be able to not only recover files from a disk using PowerShell, but also to recover files that could have been potentially overwritten.
Read moreWhat to do after hack? 5 unusual places where you can find evidence
In this episode, we’ll show HOW and WHERE find evidence of hack. These 5 places might not be your first choice when you start investigation… and that’s exactly why you should check them first.
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How to Bury Risk in the Sand? Configure Windows Sandbox for malware analysis
In life, there are some risks worth taking, but running a suspicious app on your computer is not one of them. Recognizing this, Microsoft created Windows Sandbox to allow users to safely execute potentially hazardous software that they have downloaded without any lasting impact on their PC.
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The Attack That Can Fool Anyone. Don’t Ignore Social Engineering
When contemplating cybersecurity, companies often overlook the risks posed by social engineering and focus only on infrastructure and technology. But with humans still forming the weakest part of the security chain, the very real threat of social engineering should definitely not be ignored.
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