Digital Forensic Survival Podcast

This week I talk about OWASP's Number 9 vulnerability category from their top 10 list, components with known vulnerabilities.

This week I talk about the challenges of working with VMEM files for memory forensics.

This week I talk about the DFIR changes on the horizon with cloud technology.

This week I talk about Intel's emerging technology called Optane end it anticipated affects on DFIR investigations.

This week I talk about OWASP's Number 8 vulnerability category from their top 10 list, insecure deserialization.

This week I talk about the crypto attack landscape.

DFIR are professionals often worry if advances in artificial intelligence and automation are going to put them out of work. This week I address the issue and give my projection, based on expert sources, of what the future of forensics will look like.

I recently passed my certified ethical hacker certification test. This week I thought I would talk about why I chose the certification.

This week I talk about OWASP's Number 7 vulnerability category from their top 10 list, cross site scripting.

This week I talk about SVCHOST. This Windows core process is one of the most targeted artifacts that comes up again and again during investigations.

This week I go over how to approach windows core processes from the standpoint of fast triage methodology. Since these processes are found on all window systems it makes sense to develop and investigative approach that focuses on quickly reviewing each process for anomalies.

This week I talk about the investigative value of creating a mobile compromise assessment strategy.

This week I share my thoughts on DFIR job interviews. How to prepare. Things to consider. Pitfalls to avoid.

This week I talk about OWASP's Number 6 vulnerability category from their top 10 list, Security Misconfiguration. I explore the issue from a DFIR point of view.

This week I talk about all the fun you can have ethically hacking with SET

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This week I talk more about Linux triage methods.

This week I talk about OWASP's Number 5 vulnerability category from their top 10 list, Broken Access Control. I explore the issue from a DFIR point of view.

This week I discuss some techniques for comparing files and folders for DFIR investigations.

This week I share my thoughts on assessing DFIR career path progression.