public • 4 min read The Digital Forensics Process Step 1: Identification The identification process is where the forensic investigator examines the available and potential sources for digital information.…
public • 1 min read WireShark WireShark is a free and open source network protocol analyzer. WireShark is used worldwide by a variety of security professionals…
public • 1 min read FTK Imager FTK Imager is a digital forensics tool developed by Exterro. FTK Imager is a tool used for creating forensic images…
public Xplico: Network Forensic Analysis Tool Xplico is an open source network forensics tool that differs from a network protocol analyzer. Xplico extracts the contents of…
public • 1 min read Thumbcache Viewer Thumbcache Viewer is a free tool that allows the user to extract thumbnail images associated with multimedia files on a…
public SIFT Workstation The SIFT Workstation is a collection of digital forensic tools developed by SANS Institute. The SIFT Workstation not only provides…
public • 1 min read OS Forensics OS Forensics is an organization that develops free and paid digital forensics tools. OS Forensics offers four tools which can…
public X-Ways: WinHex WinHex is a hexadecimal editor which is used for a variety of data recovery and digital forensic tasks. WinHex works…
public • 3 min read IPv6 Transition As illustrated in the previous section there is a shortage of IPv4 addresses available to the public. Because of this…
public • 1 min read IPv4 and IPv6 Differences Internet protocol version 4 (IPv4) is one of the most commonly used protocols and serves as an internationally recognized standard…
public • 1 min read IPv6 Artifacts IPv6 artifacts are pieces of digital evidence that can be collected and analyzed in the process of IPv6 forensics. These…
public • 1 min read IPv6 Forensics IPv6 forensics is the process of collecting, analyzing, and interpreting digital evidence from Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) networks and…