Hello. This is Dorumuk. While tool usage is important in the field, the information a tool provides is even more crucial. This course will teach you what information tools provide. It will also help you analyze and create meaningful forensic information.
Most tools will either be built in Python or implemented in Python. Understanding basic Python syntax will make the course easier. Knowing the basics will give you confidence even when using new tools. Let's build the fundamentals together.
Although the lecture is conducted on a Mac, it analyzes Windows, so Windows and Linux users can also follow along without difficulty.
Learning Objectives
Learn more in-depth forensic analysis methods with free forensic tools, not paid ones.
Upon completion of the training, you will be able to analyze various artifacts in the field and analyze the system as a whole.
You can become a solid analyst with theory, not just an analyst who uses tools.
Things to learn
Helpful people
For those who are new to forensics or want to study it in the future
Those who are working in forensics but are unsure of how to proceed with the analysis
Those who gave up studying forensics due to the pressure of Euro tools
For those who want to analyze data systematically
For those curious about forensic accident analysis
Note
MAC OS, Windows, Linux / Python / Python Basics
Introduction of knowledge sharers
Dorumuk
I have been involved in many accident analyses, handling forensic analysis and data analysis.
Recommended for these people
Who is this course right for?
People interested in digital forensics
People who want to learn practical forensic techniques
Anyone who wants to analyze Windows system
People interested in file system structure and data recovery.
Anyone who wants to learn how to use forensic tools
It's old information, and there are many things that don't work based on Silicon Mac. Also, since it's a lecture focused on practice rather than theory, if this isn't resolved, it's not really worth listening to.
The lecture description seems very unfamiliar and difficult for a beginner to hear. The lecture flow is also a bit disappointing because it includes tools and program source code in the middle.
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