Digital Forensics:Incident Response & Computer Forensics
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| Incident Response & Computer Forensics, Third Edition |
Online Digital Forensics Course
Textbook
Incident Response & Computer Forensics, Third Edition by by Jason Luttgens, Matthew Pepe, and Kevin MandiaPublisher: McGraw-Hill Education; 3 edition (August 1, 2014)
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Catalog Description
Forensics tools, methods and procedures for investigating computers. Data recovery techniques and evidence collection, protection of evidence, expert witness skills and computer crime investigation techniques. Analysis of various file systems and specialized diagnostic software to retrieve data. Prepares in part for CompTIA Security+ and maps to Computer Investigation Specialists exam. CSU Examine computer media to discover evidence.Prerequisite: Students should have taken CNIT 120 or have equivalent familiarity with the fundamentals of security.
After successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
Outcome 1: Define and describe computer forensics investigations.
Outcome 2: Compare and contrast the various operating systems and file systems.
Outcome 3: Evaluate and choose appropriate software, hardware, and tools to equip a Forensics Lab.
Outcome 4: Retrieve and analyze data from a suspect's computer.
Outcome 5: Create investigative reports and act as an expert witness.
Schedule
1 Real-World Incidents
2 IR Management Handbook
3 Pre-Incident Preparation
4 Getting the Investigation Started on the Right Foot
5 Initial Development of Leads
6 Discovering the Scope of the Incident
7 Live Data Collection
8 Forensic Duplication
9 Network Evidence
10 Enterprise Services
11 Analysis Methodology
12 Investigating Windows Systems (Part 1)
(Video for second half of class was lost)
12 Investigating Windows Systems (Part 2)
17 Remediation Introduction
Speaker Biography
Conrad del Rosario Graduated law school in 1991 and have worked as a prosecutor for over 20 years. Worked in various criminal units at the SF DA's office including domestic violence, sexual assault, and narcotics before working identity theft and high technology crimes. Currently the managing attorney for the Economic Crimes Unit, part of our White Collar Division, where I oversee 5 attorneys including the high technology and identity theft teams. Currently assigned to the Rapid Enforcement Allied Computer Team (REACT) Task Force which is a consortium of local law enforcement agencies investigating high technology crimes based out of Silicon Valley, member of HTCIA, and currently a certified instructor for Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) in the area of High Technology Investigations.Links
Links for Chapter Lectures
Ch 1a: Deconstructing a Credit Card's DataCh 1b: Mitigating Fraud Risk Through Card Data Verification
Ch 1c: What data is stored on a payment card's magnetic stripe?
Ch 2a: The OpenIOC Framework
Ch 3a: Free Email Certificate | Secure SSL Certificate from Comodo
Ch 3b: Digitally Sign & Encrypt Emails
Ch 3c: 3 Alternatives to the Now-Defunct TrueCrypt for Your Encryption Needs
Ch 3d: VeraCrypt - Home
Ch 3e: Security Onion
Ch 3f: Network Security Toolkit (NST 24)
Ch 3g: Skynet Solutions : EasyIDS
Ch 3h: NIST Computer Forensic Tool Testing Program
Ch 3i: Evidence Tags and Chain of Custody Forms
Ch 3j: Searching and Seizing Computers and Obtaining Electronic Evidence in Criminal Investigations
Ch 3k: Federal Rules of Evidence
Ch 3l: Security Technical Implementation Guides (STIGs) for host hardening
Ch 3k: Securing Windows Service Accounts (Part 1)
Ch 3l: Download Splunk Enterprise for free
Ch 3m: GitHub - mcholste/elsa: Enterprise Log Search and Archive
Ch 3n: Snare SIEM Software Products
Ch 3o: SIEM, Security Information Event Management, ArcSight | Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Ch 3p: RSA enVision SIEM | EMC RSA
Ch 3q: Building a DNS Blackhole with FreeBSD
Ch 3r: Windows DNS Server Sinkhole Domains Tool | SANS Institute
Ch 5a: Report Crimes Against Children | Department of Justice
Ch 7a: Redline User Guide
Ch 7b: LINReS | Network Intelligence India Pvt. Ltd.(NII Consulting), Mumbai
Ch 7c: LiME – Linux Memory Extractor
Ch 7d: Memoryze for Mac
Ch 7e: Use the Mandiant Redline memory analysis tool for threat assessments
Ch 8a: Host protected area - Wikipedia
Ch 8b: Device configuration overlay - Wikipedia
Ch 9a: Basic Snort Rules Syntax and Usage
Ch 9b: Snort: Re: Rule for detecting ssh
Ch 9c: OptiView XG Network Analysis Tablet
Ch 9c: Network TAPs
Ch 9d: Security Onion
Ch 9e: Chapter 9 Scenario PCAPs - Incident Response and Computer Forensics, 3rd Edition
Ch 9f: Download NetWitness Investigator
Ch 9g: Old NetWitness Project
Ch 10a: Analyze Microsoft DHCP Server Log Files
Ch 10b: More About Microsoft DHCP Audit and Event Logging
Ch 10c: DHCP | Internet Systems Consortium
Ch 10d: Linux How To/Tutorial: Checking DHCP Logs
Ch 10e: using the ISC DHCP log function for debugging
Ch 10f: BIND | Internet Systems Consortium
Ch 10g: DNSCAP - DNS traffic capture utility | DNS-OARC
Ch 10h: IT Information Systems Management Software | LANDESK
Ch 10i: Parsing Landesk Registry Entries FTW
Ch 10k: LANDesk SoftMon Monitoring Information
Ch 10l: How to browse Software License Monitoring data ... |LANDESK User Community
Ch 10m: RegRipper
Ch 10n: GitHub - keydet89/RegRipper2.8
Ch 10o: GitHub - jprosco/registry-tools: Registry Forensics Tools
Ch 10p: Client Management Suite | Symantec
Ch 10q: Altiris Inventory Solutionâ„¢ 7.1 SP2 from Symantecâ„¢ User Guide
Ch 10r: Symantec Quarantined VBN file decoder
Ch 10s: John McAfee calls McAfee anti-virus "one of the worst products on the ... planet"
Ch 10t: Removing a PHP Redirector
Ch 10u: Understanding IIS 7 log files - Stack Overflow
Ch 11i: Filesystem Timestamps: What Makes Them Tick?
Ch 11j: File System Forensic Analysis: Brian Carrier
Ch 11k: Uuencoding - Wikipedia
Ch 11l: National Software Reference Library
Ch 11m: Nsrllookup
Ch 11n Security Firm Bit9 Hacked, Used to Spread Malware (2013)
Other Links
Yelp/osxcollector: A forensic evidence collection & analysis toolkit for OS XProcDump
SecureZeroMemory function (Windows)
Under My Thumbs -- Revisiting Windows thumbnail databases
Using Mandiant Redline to discover Meterpreter process injection - YouTube
Elcomsoft Advanced mobile forensics: iOS (iPhone and iPad), Windows Phone and BlackBerry 10
Aid4Mail Now (Free Trial)
New Unsorted Links
Ch 11a: Sawmill Web Log Analysis Sample - DashboardCh 12a: File Times (Windows)
Ch 12b: SetMace: Manipulate timestamps on NTFS
Ch 12c: SANS Windows Artifact Analysis Poster
Ch 12d: Known Alternate Stream Names
Ch 12e: Bulk Removing Zone.Identifier Alternate Data Streams From Downloaded Windows Files
Ch 12f: Streams
Ch 12g: Manipulating Alternate Data Streams with PowerShell
Ch 12h: INDXParse: Tool suite for inspecting NTFS artifacts.
Ch 12i: Parse INDX
Ch 12j: Fsutil usn: the USN Change Journal
Ch 12k: Vssadmin
Ch 12l: View the content of Windows Prefetch (.pf) files
Ch 12k: FixEvt repairs corrupted Windows event logs
Ch 12n: Job File Parser
Ch 12o: SetRegTime
Ch 12p: Windows USER - Wikipedia
Ch 12q: Windows 7 Shellbags | SANS Institute
Ch 12r: MRU-Blaster
Ch 12s: Registry Decoder
Ch 12t: JLECmd: Automatic and Custom Destinations jump list parser with Windows 10 support
Ch 12u: Rifiuti2
Ch 12t: Hiberfil.sys - ForensicsWiki
Ch 12u: Zeus Malware Analysis using the Volatility Framework (Part I)
Installing Rekall on Windows
Download google/rekall � GitHub
RecuperaBit - A Tool For Forensic File System Reconstruction
Ch 12v: The VAD Tree: A Process-Eye View of Physical Memory
Ch 13a: iBored Disk Editor for Mac
Ch 13b: The MacPorts Project -- Download & Installation
Ch 13c: OS X 10.9: where are password hashes stored
Ch 13d: What type of hash are a Mac's password stored in?
Ch 13e: How to crack macbook admin password
Ch 13f: How to Convert plist Files to XML or Binary in Mac OS X
Ch 14a: BrowsingHistoryView - View browsing history of your Web browsers
Ch 14b: Extensible Storage Engine (ESE) Database File (EDB) format
Ch 14c: ESEDatabaseView - View/Open ESE Database Files (Jet Blue / .edb files)
Ch 14d: IECacheView - Internet Explorer Cache Viewer
Ch 14e: Freeware Web Browser Tools Package
Ch 14f: Google Chrome - ForensicsWiki
Ch 14g: Browser Popularity
Ch 14h: File:Browser usage share, 2009--2016, StatCounter.svg - Wikipedia
Ch 14i: How to Read and Analyze the Email Header Fields and Information about SPF, DKIM, SpamAssassin
Ch 14j: Inspect documents for hidden data and personal information
iOS Secure Boot 101 Slides from Axi0mX
Hibr2Bin: Comae Hibernation File Decompressor
A glimpse of iOS 10 from a smartphone forensic perspective
Mobile Forensics Monkey Wrench: iOS 10.2 and Encryption
iOS Forensics (7/25/17)
Evidence Acquisition and Analysis from iCloud
Ref.
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