TCP Traces: How Malicious Traffic Disrupts the Linux Network Stack Written by Guest Blogger: Fred Peña Urbina Malicious traffic rarely looks “broken” at a glance, but it often leaves subtle inconsistencies in how the TCP/IP stack behaves. These inconsistencies...
Memory Forensics Beyond the Endpoint: Volatile Evidence in Modern Cloud and Edge Environments Written by Guest Blogger: Aditya Srikar Konduri When learning memory forensics, many guides show you how to snapshot RAM from desktops and extract volatile artifacts from...
The First Documented Fully Autonomous AI-Driven Cyber-Espionage Campaign Written by Anthropic released a paper late last week which describes what may be the first known case of a nearly fully autonomous AI-conducted cyber-espionage operation, attributed to a...
DFIR: The Importance of Understanding Types of Evidence When Making Decisions Written by Blogger Guest Blogger: Anthony Dourra When learning DFIR skills, there are many sources that teach how to use tools to collect evidence and how to maintain a chain of custody...
The Silent Witness in the Sky: A Deep Dive into Drone Forensics for Criminal Investigations Written by Blogger Guest Blogger: Ankit Bhardwaj The proliferation of drones, once a novelty, has ushered in a new era across industries, from logistics and agriculture to...
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