Cybersecurity and Technology
One of the major things recommended to anyone in digital forensics, and probably network or systems administration as well, is to build a lab in which to test tools, techniques, theories, or anything else one might come up with or across in day-to-day work or personal research. Herein lies part one of a guide on […]
Recently, a friend made me aware of an alternative to OpenVPN named Wireguard. It’s designed to be extremely lightweight, with a small source code footprint which makes it easily auditable. A whitepaper defining the protocol has been produced and is available for review. Wireguard uses UDP for communication and functions by routing some, or all, […]
Everyone has their own take on the components which make up a basic DFIR go-bag for when that inevitable call from a client comes. I always have with me a small collection of devices and boot USBs which I think are useful in most cases, mostly because I’ve found myself in situations where any of […]
