Linux Evidence Acquisition Framework
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Linux Evidence Acquisition Framework
Tools and Techniques for Digital Forensics and Incident Response
Hands-on projects for beginners to learn and practice Linux forensics and essential cybersecurity skills
Hello, world! π I'm a passionate Linux System & Server Administrator, living in front of three tty terminals π₯ π₯ π₯, where I breathe Linux and script bash every day. With a burning desire to master the command line, I dive deep into the file system. As a content creator on YouTube, I share my journey and knowledge with fellow linux enthusiasts!
Home lab for Linux endpoint forensics using GRR Rapid Response, covering server setup, agent deployment, live forensics, memory analysis, and persistence detection.
Linux Forensics Guide
Linux Forensic Collector, Quick & Thorough.
A collection of digital forensics lab reports covering Linux artifact recovery, shell history analysis, bash script forensics, and incident reconstruction using tools like SleuthKit, Auditd, and command-line utilities.
π©Έ Enhance your FiveM server with realistic evidences like blood, fingerprints, and magazines, adding depth to gameplay and investigations.
Hello, world! π I'm a passionate Linux System & Server Administrator, living in front of three tty terminals π₯ π₯ π₯, where I breathe Linux and script bash every day. With a burning desire to master the command line, I dive deep into the file system. As a content creator on YouTube, I share my journey and knowledge with fellow linux enthusiasts!
Understanding what forensic artifacts are present in the Windows and Linux Operating Systems, how to collect them, and leverage them to investigate security incidents.
Practical labs, case studies, and investigation notes for CHFI v11 β covering digital forensics, malware forensics, incident response, evidence collection, and analysis tools.
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