Forensic Investigations
About This Course
Upon completing this module, students will understand the concept of digital forensics, the importance of evidence, and the evidence life cycle. They will gain expertise in handling files and file systems, identifying common artifacts in digital forensics, and analyzing malware statically and dynamically. Students will learn about different persistence mechanisms, MITRE Attack tactics, LOLBINS, memory forensics with Volatility, disk and filesystem analysis, network forensics, and packet analysis. Practical aspects include creating a forensic report, using forensic hardware, hardware write/blockers, processing a scene, and utilizing forensic software. Additionally, students will develop skills in file signature analysis and email analysis to carry out comprehensive digital investigations effectively.
What You'll Learn
b. Expertise in Handling Digital Artifacts: Upon completing the course, students will gain expertise in handling files and file systems, identifying common artifacts in digital forensics, and analyzing malware both statically and dynamically. They will become skilled in collecting, preserving, and analyzing digital evidence.
c. Proficiency in Various Digital Forensic Techniques: The course covers a wide range of digital forensic techniques, including persistence mechanisms, MITRE Attack tactics, LOLBINS, memory forensics with tools like Volatility, disk and filesystem analysis, network forensics, and packet analysis. Practical aspects of creating a forensic report, using forensic hardware and software, and conducting file signature analysis and email analysis will equip students to carry out comprehensive digital investigations effectively.
Entry Requirements
Basic Computer Literacy