Enterprise browsers: the new standard for security?
The market for enterprise browsers is growing fast – but are their features and security controls enough to compete with free applications?| Latest from ITPro
The market for enterprise browsers is growing fast – but are their features and security controls enough to compete with free applications?| Latest from ITPro
When I was pretty fresh in the field of digital forensics, I picked this new thing called Google Chrome to dig into. There weren't a lot of tools out there that could parse it and I thought learning about browser history would be a useful skill for me. I started| dfir.blog
Hindsight v2025.03 focuses on Extensions - parsing more activity and state records, highlighting Extension permissions, and making it easier to examine Manifests.| dfir.blog
I watch Netflix's Carry-On, notice a real Google Search URL on screen, extract lots of data points from it and "authenticate" the screenshot.| dfir.blog
Explore the top web browsers of 2024, including Firefox, Edge, Chrome, Opera, Safari, Brave, and more. Learn about their features, pros and cons, performance, and security.| cloudmention.com
Hindsight v2021.12 adds parsing of more preference items, site settings (including HSTS records), Session Storage, and more!| dfir.blog
To support stronger security for Chrome, some network-related files - including the Cookies database - are moving locations on disk.| dfir.blog
I take saved keystrokes from Chrome's Omnibox and graph them in a Sankey flow diagram.| dfir.blog
Latest Hindsight version (2021.01.16) brings exciting new features: improved LevelDB parsing (including deleted!), viewing Hindsight results in the web UI, and more!| dfir.blog
There's a new database added in Chrome 86, dedicated to tracking media playback. Here's a first look at its contents!| dfir.blog
