Can you authenticate your evidence for litigation? Lexbe‘s webinar tomorrow discussing best practices for mastering ESI for litigation! The post Mastering ESI for Litigation Through Authentication: eDiscovery Webinars appeared first on eDiscovery Today by Doug Austin.| eDiscovery Today by Doug Austin
| mrT4ntr4's Blog
Explore our list of what’s in and what’s out for the new year, and discover how your team can stay competitive in an increasingly data-driven legal world. The post eDiscovery Ins and Outs for 2025 appeared first on Elite Discovery.| Elite Discovery
Congrats to Level Legal® for the announcement that Level Legal Appoints Jon Robins as Chief Technology Officer and Vice President of eDiscovery! Here's a portion of the press release! The post Level Legal Appoints Jon Robins as Chief Technology Officer and VP of eDiscovery appeared first on eDiscovery Today by Doug Austin.| eDiscovery Today by Doug Austin
It’s still a ways off, but early registration for the 2025 Advanced eDiscovery Institute Georgetown Law conference ends tomorrow! The post Early Registration for the 2025 Advanced eDiscovery Institute Ends Tomorrow: eDiscovery Conferences appeared first on eDiscovery Today by Doug Austin.| eDiscovery Today by Doug Austin
Early this century, when I was gaining a reputation as a trial lawyer who understood e-discovery and digital forensics, I was hired to work as the lead computer forensic examiner for plaintiffs in …| Ball in your Court
In a case that redefines the boundaries of modern cybercrime, a threat actor known as UNC2891 has carried out a multi-vector cyber-heist targeting ATM infrastructure across several banking institutions. Group-IB’sRead More → The post Backdooring ATMs via Bootloader? These Hackers Showed It’s Still Possible in 2025” appeared first on Information Security Newspaper | Hacking News.| Information Security Newspaper | Hacking News
Forensic accounting plays a crucial role in modernizing climate risk insurance models. As climate change intensifies extreme weather events, insurers are struggling to accurately price risk, detect fraudulent claims, and maintain financial stability. This article explores how fraud, forensic accounting, and innovative risk management practices intersect with these challenges, while examining alternatives to traditional property insurance and the global implications of climate change.| QuickRead | News for the Financial Consulting Professional
この記事では、InfoStealer (インフォスティーラー) を起因とする情報漏洩のリスクについて説明します。 Inf...| IIJ Security Diary
The challenge| blog.scrt.ch
In this tutorial, you will learn how to use static analysis to check for backdoors in the OpenWRT firmware binary.| tbhaxor's Blog
In a recent incident response project, we had the chance to virtually look over the attackers' shoulder and observe their activities. The attackers used the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) for lateral movement within the compromized environment and beyond (MITRE techniques T1570, T1021). As a matter of fact, RDP creates cache files that contain tiles of the transferred screen recording data. Whi ...| Insinuator.net
In my previous blog post I demonstrated a method for persisting a Linux LKM rootkit across reboots by leveraging systemd-modules-load. For this method to work, we needed to add the evil module into the /usr/lib/modules/$(uname -r) directory and then run depmod. As I pointed out in the article, while the LKM could hide the module… Continue reading A Little More on LKM Persistence→| Righteous IT
Some thoughts on how to persist your Linux LKM rootkits and some ideas for detection.… Continue reading Linux LKM Persistence→| Righteous IT
Hi folks,| eln0ty
Hello again, this one took some time to release, but I hope it helps! iCloud Shared Photo Library (SPL) was introduced during WWDC 2022 as a new feature within iOS 16. Since that time, there have been several articles and how-to videos regarding setting up and using iCloud Shared Photo Library, but I am notContinue reading "iCloud Shared Photo Library: Forensic Artifacts Explained"| The Forensic Scooter
This Hacker Toolkit Can Breach Any Air-Gapped System – Here’s How It Works - Hash Cracking Hacking Tools - Information Security Newspaper | Hacking News| Information Security Newspaper | Hacking News
The actual largest date that can be represented in an EXT4 file system is 2446-05-10 22:38:55. Curious about why? Read on for a breakdown of how EXT4 timestamps are encoded, or skip ahead to “…| Righteous IT
Harrod v. State, 261 Md. App. 499 (2024), addressed introduction of a “composite” video as summary evidence and the use of police officers’ testimony describing it. An innocent bystander was fatally shot while she was with her husband on a hotel patio in Annapolis. They had come from Texas to dr| E-Discovery LLC
While I haven’t been happy about Systemd’s continued encroachment into the Linux operating system, I will say that the Systemd journal is generally an upgrade over traditional Syslog. We’ve reached the point where some newer distributions are starting to forgo Syslog and traditional Syslog-style logs altogether. The challenge for DFIR professionals is that the Systemd… Continue reading Systemd Journal and journalctl→| Righteous IT
Lately I’ve been thinking about Stephan Berger’s recent blog post on hiding Linux processes with bind mounts. Bottom line here is that if you have an evil process you want to hide, use a bind mount to mount a different directory on top of the /proc/PID directory for the evil process. In the original article,… Continue reading Hiding Linux Processes with Bind Mounts→| Righteous IT
In my earlier write-ups on XFS, I noted that when a file is deleted: This combination of factors should make it straightforward to recover deleted files. Let’s see if we can document this recovery process, shall we? For this example, I created a directory containing 100 JPEG images and then deleted 10 images from the… Continue reading Recovering Deleted Files in XFS→| Righteous IT
In my last blog post, I covered Systemd timers and some of the forensic artifacts associated with them. I’m also a fan of Thiago Canozzo Lahr’s UAC tool for collecting artifacts during incident response. So I wanted to add the Systemd timer artifacts covered in my blog post to UAC. And it occurred to me… Continue reading Working With UAC→| Righteous IT
You know what Linux needs? Another task scheduling system! said nobody ever Important Artifacts Command output: File locations: Also Syslog logs sent to LOG_CRON facility. The Basics If you’ve been busy trying to get actual work done on your Linux systems, you may have missed the fact that Systemd continues its ongoing scope creep and… Continue reading Systemd Timers→| Righteous IT
Step-by-Step: How to Identify Systems Hit by the CrowdStrike Outage in Your On-Premise or Cloud Environment - Data Security - Information Security Newspaper | Hacking News| Information Security Newspaper | Hacking News
Dieser Beitrag stellt eine meiner Studienarbeiten meines Studiums der "Digitalen Forensik" vor. Diese möchte ich allen Forensikern und Interessierten bereitstellen, die auf der Suche nach Spuren sind, die Evernote auf einem Windows PC hinterlässt. Ihr könnt die Arbeit gerne herunterladen, wenn ihr einen Deep Dive in die forensische Untersuchung von Evernote bekommen und den Weg […]| Tizian Kohler
Amazon announces the release of Profiling Your Life: How to Use Criminal Profiling to Protect Yourself and Your Family from Dangerous People by Dale Yeager. The book provides a guide map for the pu…| The DALE YEAGER Blog
In Profiling Your Life, Dale Yeager, internationally recognized expert in forensic psychology, unveils a comprehensive guide to utilizing the principles of criminal profiling for personal safety. Drawing upon insights from psychology, criminology, and behavioral analysis, "Profiling Your Life" offers readers a roadmap for understanding the minds of dangerous individuals and staying one step ahead of potential threats.| The DALE YEAGER Blog
Online pornography and social media fuelled a huge rise in the number of girls wanting to be boys, the landmark Cass Review warns| The DALE YEAGER Blog
We’ve tested a number of iOS apps in the last few years, and got to the conclusion that most developers follow the recommendation to use APIs already in the system – instead of reinventing the wheel or unnecessarily depending on third party libraries. This affects HTTP backend APIs as well, and quite a few apps use the built-in NSURLRequest class to handle HTTP requests.| Silent Signal Techblog
How I tried (and failed) to recover an external hard drive that failed after a lightning storm.| Mark Hansen's Blog
A new employee gets a call from the “IT department”, who is actually a malicious actor. They get a TeamViewer connection and launch a Merlin C2 agent. I’ll see through the logs the processes it runs, where Defender catches it, and how it tries to mess with forensics by constantly changing the system time.| 0xdf hacks stuff
Knock Knock is a Sherlock from HackTheBox that provides a PCAP for a ransomware incident. I’ll find where the attacker uses a password spray to compromise a publicly facing FTP server. In there, the attacker finds a configuration file for a port-knocking setup, and uses that to get access to an internal FTP server. On that server, they find lots of documents, including a reference to secrets on the company GitHub page. In that repo, the attacker found SSH creds, and used an SSH session to d...| 0xdf hacks stuff
By cating and grepping the file, we know that there was a file named /home/memes/flag.c| Blog
Welcome to the eighth OnionScan Report. The aim of these reports is to provide an accurate and up-to-date analysis of how anonymity networks are being used in the real world. In this report we will provide an in depth analysis of the financial information & business of a darknet marketplace,| Mascherari Press
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security: Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) recently published a feature on their darknet investigations. Overall the feature adds up to more PR than insight - however there are a few things we can take away from what ICE has published. As always, words seem| Mascherari Press
When you share a photograph, do you know what you are sharing? Notice the reflection in this canary's eye! Let's examine what it shows.| Quirky Science