Posts Tagged ‘Digital Forensics’

Today, cybercrime is a major problem, and malicious programs are being written to illegally obtain personal information. The development of the Internet has become one of the key factors that determined these changes.

More and more people are trying to preserve the inviolability of their frequent life from the long nose of the special services. And then anonymous Tor network comes to their aid. Because it can provide a single individual with a significant weakening of obsessive attention, incidentally removing almost all restrictions on movement on the World Wide Web. In addition, the TOR output nodes are public.

It is a good idea using Powershell Scripting for DFIR, system administrators and a field work. Hrushikeshk has shared a post ‘Powershell 101’ which contains on notes about how to use Powershell Scripting.

Foxton Forensics provides free and commercial tools for capturing, extracting and analyzing Internet history from the main web browsers on the desktop. They offer products that are primarily focused on the field of digital forensics and are used worldwide by law enforcement, government, military, corporate and educational organizations.