Digital Forensics from the Basics

Perfectly suited for beginners,
Introduction to Digital Forensics: Understanding the Principles!

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Not sure where to start? 🕵️‍♂️

If you're interested in information security, forensics, or computer crime, you've probably heard of digital forensics!
However, there are not many places where beginners can learn digital forensics.

Study methods circulating online are unreliable, and online lectures and books often don't adequately accommodate beginners. While there are numerous forensics-related blogs, understanding them can be challenging for beginners.

It was the same for me .

I too am trying to find my way through various methods, asking questions one by one.
I learned in an unsystematic way by observing people around me.
I created this course because I was disappointed that there was no systematic, free learning curriculum in the field of digital forensics.

To create a digital forensics course that anyone can easily learn ,
I created this course by referencing almost every online course, book, and blog available on the market.

Also, to make it easy for beginners to understand ,
The lectures were structured with careful consideration of what knowledge you know and what knowledge you don't know.
Based on my experience in teaching and lecturing, I will create lectures that are easy to understand.

Lecture Topics 📚

✅ Digital Forensics Basics for Beginners

This is a basic course for beginners who have never learned digital forensics before.
Learn the most important aspects of digital forensics, from an overview of digital forensics to how to use basic tools, incident response techniques, and disk forensics.

✅ So that anyone can easily understand

We have tried to make it as easy to understand as possible and to make it as interesting as possible.
However, if you learn by simply following the principles without knowing them, you will not be able to do anything.
It is structured to ensure proper understanding, including the principles and theories of digital forensics.

✅ The first step toward future studies

After taking this course, you will develop a comprehensive understanding of digital forensics techniques. You will also gain the ability to study and grow independently by referencing information from online blogs and other sources.

Learning content
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1. Introduction to Digital Forensics: "What and How Should I Study?"

• Introduction to Digital Forensics
• The need for digital forensics and its applications
• Types of Digital Forensics
• Target of digital forensics
• Subject and scope of the class

2. Digital Forensics Fundamentals: "Let's Get to Know Each Other"

• Description of what will be done next
• Dump and mount images
• memory dump
• Basic Tool Description
• Deleted File Recovery Practice

3. Breach Response Techniques: "Find the Hacker's Footsteps!"

• Toolbar Distribution and Usage
• Memory Forensics Concepts and Practice
• Practical training in breach response techniques through CTF-D problem solving
• We plan to prepare about 5 to 10 cases.

4. Windows Forensics: "Knowing the Principles Shows More"

• It consists of principles, storage paths, tools, and practices for each artifact, such as registry, web browser, and prefetch.
• Structure that goes from explanation of principles to practice

Professional self-developer
The Kindest Introduction to Forensics!

Hunjison, 🔥 Professional Self-Development 🔥

Stay in a "feel-good" state from the moment you wake up until the moment you go to bed.
I am a person who is addicted to the dopamine that comes from achievement.
I will prepare hard, so I hope you will listen to the lectures and grow together with me!

• Master's degree from Korea University's Graduate School of Information Security
• Two papers published in SCI journals in the field of digital forensics
• Qualification for the Cyber Attack Defense Competition (CCE) Finals (2021, 2023)
• Obtained Level 2 Digital Forensics Specialist Certification (2022)
• Digital Forensic Challenge (DFC) Best Answer Award (2022)
• 3rd place overall in the National Police Agency Cybercrime Tracking Competition (2021)
• Reported 3 Naver vulnerabilities and participated in a bug bounty program (2021)
• Presenters at the 23rd and 24th Hacking Camps