Digital Forensic Survival Podcast

This week I talk about 6 different prefetch tools that are FREE!

This week I talk about keeping up with attack intelligence.

This week I do a tool review of CYLR and CDQR - perhaps the easiest way to build an awesome timeline

This week I talk how common ports plays into network forensics.

This week I go over some Network Forensic artifacts and what they offer to an investigation.

This week I review two freely available forensic tools from Foxton Forensics

This week I talk about OLEDump, a malware analysis tool for investigating suspicious macros in MS Office documents

This week I talk about Cutter, a static malware analysis tool by Radare

This week I go over an easy way to get set-up to start using crypto-currency to testing \ validation \ and self-training purposes

This week I interview an industry expert about mobile device JTAG and ISP forensics.

This week I talk about the userassist artifact for file use and knowledge investigations.

This week I talk about resolving USB usage back to specific systems and user accounts.

This week I talk about Windows Explorer evidence.

This week I talk about Windows Shellbags.

This week I continue the back to basics series with talk on the Windows Shimcache.

This week it's a refresher on the Windows Prefetch, a core Microsoft artifact every examiner should know.

This week I kick off a revisit of the fundamentals helpful to all new examiners.

This week I go over some "go to" Windows Event Logs.

This week I talk about Mac Logs, namely the new Unified Logging in OS X and how this impacts forensic exams.

This week I talk about the "built-in" eDiscovery tools for Office 365