UDigForensics
uDigForensics is an application that showcases the different career opportunities, hardware, and computer forensics tools in the digital forensics industry. The career displays detailed descriptions, requirements, responsibilities, and skills utilizing in the profession. The hardware and computer tools exhibit detailed explanations and features of what they do.
DigiKnight Technologies BCDR Plan
This collaboration document summarizes a made-up BCDR plan which mainly focuses on how an organization is able to respond to potential threats. To minimize negative impact and keep the organization running, the BCDR plan requires strategies, policies, and procedures.
Incident Response Report
This document summarizes a made-up Incident Response scenario; I used Splitgate, which takes place and the aftermath of the incident. The incident mainly focuses on Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS), in which an attacker can disrupt and target the victim's network services of a network host via the internet. After briefly describing the incidents and investigation, I followed the Incident Response steps to prevent future incidents. The improvement plan included upgrading firewalls, training plans, deploying software, etc..
Solve the Crime
In this Solve the Crime assignment, I examined the Lonewolf E01 file using the Autopsy forensic application. I documented and reported the findings of the evidence within the file. It includes drive architecture, total disk space, number of partitions, file systems, user accounts, etc.
Data Carving
In a digital forensics investigation, data carving are file systems that can extract data from storage devices without the original file. Different file systems have their unique header and footer file signature. I utilized AccessData FTK Imager to examine word documents, excel spreadsheets, MP4, PDF, JPEG, and PNG files.
Operating Systems Forensics
I utilized AccessData FTK Imager and Autopsy to examine the Lewis-USB.dd file. I documented the findings such as hash values, file extensions, deleted files, and additional information found in the suspect's file. However, later in the document, there was a compelling piece of evidence that was found.