-
siteadmin
SRUDB – Uncover Hidden OS Activity Timelines | Filesystem Forensics
Have you ever struggled to piece together a suspect’s actions on a Windows system? Crucial system events get overwritten and deleted constantly. Critical artifacts like web history, file access logs or memory snapshots vanish without a trace. But what if I told you about a built-in forensic goldmine that preserves user and system activity trails?…
-
siteadmin
Mastering the Role of an L2 SOC Analyst: 20 Essential Learnings for Advanced Cybersecurity Defense
Ready to take your SOC Analyst role to the next level? Become an L2 SOC Analyst pro! 🛡️ Master threat detection, incident response, and more with our 20 essential learnings. 🔒🔍 #Cybersecurity #SOCAnalyst #InfoSec Learn 20 crucial skills that will empower you to excel as an L2 SOC Analyst. 1. Incident Classification: L2 analysts focus…
-
siteadmin
Cracking the Code: UserAssist and Windows Registry Artifacts
Deciphering the Registry Imagine the Windows registry as a vital database that holds the settings for various components and applications in your Microsoft Windows operating system (OS). If you’re a digital forensic examiner, this is where you uncover traces of potentially malicious activity. UserAssist Unleashed: Your Secret Weapon in Forensics In this registry, we find…
-
siteadmin
Investigating Compromised Linux Web Server and Potential Dataloss
In the world of cybersecurity and digital forensics, every case presents unique challenges. Recently, I was entrusted with a critical investigation involving a prominent sportswear e-commerce platform based in Thailand. The client had reported the sudden disappearance of core PHP files, raising concerns about the possibility of a cyberattack or an inside job. My mission…
-
siteadmin
Beware! How Social Media Is Weaponized for Personal Gain: The Dark World of Social Engineering
Social engineering via social media is a growing threat that exploits human psychology and trust to manipulate individuals into divulging sensitive information, clicking malicious links, or falling victim to scams. Cybercriminals leverage the personal data users willingly share on these platforms to craft convincing schemes, such as impersonating tech support, orchestrating romance scams, or tricking…
Category
- Articles (27)
- Bare Acts (16)
- Blog (1)
- Case Laws (15)
- Cyber Laws (50)
- Cybersecurity (6)
- Data Privacy (2)
- Data Recovery (3)
- Digital Forensics (6)
- eDiscovery (1)
- Incident Response (2)
- Indian Arms Act 1959 (1)
- Information Technology Act (1)
- Information Technology Act 2000 (1)
- Intellectual Property (4)
- Legal terms (2)
- Malware & Virus (3)
- News (5)
- Vulnerability Management (1)
- WordPress Security (2)
Recent Post
- Avoiding Common Mistakes in Cyber Incident Response Planningby siteadmin
- Protect Your Accounts in Minutes: The Power of Multi-Factor Authenticationby siteadmin
- Recovering Email from Computers and Drivesby siteadmin
- Recovering Email from Mobile Phonesby siteadmin
- Hunting Down an ASP.Net XSS Filter Bypassby siteadmin