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December 15, 2018
DFIR Bookshare Challenge and a Few Other Things
DFIR Book Share Challenge So far, in my opinion….this DFIR Bookshare Challenge is awesome! Sure, there is some work to it. Getting the books (and signed by the authors!), getting the word out,… Read more
December 09, 2018
Something I see with forensic software preferences
We each have our own preferences in what we want to see in forensic tools. Some live and die by the CLI, where any GUI is blasphemy to the cause. Others demand that a button exist for everything and… Read more
December 03, 2018
Basic DF/IR Standards
There's been quite the bit of comms on Twitter, Linkedin, and blogs about 'what constitutes basics in DFIR'. There are a lot of things to break down in this question, and I hope to see more… Read more
December 01, 2018
A Proposal of Basic Foundational DFIR Knowledge
Following up on the DFIR Basic Skillz conversation (http://windowsir.blogspot.com/2018/11/basic-skillz-pt-ii.html) and post… Read more
November 22, 2018
Wax on. Wax off.
Some great discussions on Twitter and Linkedin this week about the basics of DFIR. Harlan Carvey’s short but poignant post brought this important topic: “Basic Skillz”. “…..what constitutes "basic… Read more
November 20, 2018
Advertising on DFIR Training? Seriously?
Advertising! Hang on a second before assuming that DFIR Training will be going all ‘pop up crazy’ and inundate you with Adobe Flash, signups, opt ins and opt outs, and embedding spammy links… Read more
November 15, 2018
“If you don't have time to read, you don't have the time (or the tools) to write. Simple as that.” – Stephen King
The DFIR Book Share Challenge (I made that up by the way, but it works for me) First, hats off to those authors contributing their books to the DFIR Book Share Challenge and participating in this… Read more
October 31, 2018
Tonight, I'm giving away a copy of Harlan Carvey's book, Investigating Windows Systems.
If you want a chance to win an author-signed copy of Investigating Windows Systems, be sure to register your email in the book giveaway… Read more
October 29, 2018
FREE #DFIR BOOKS!
Here is the challenge that I continually give myself: Create a project that benefits the DFIR community and won’t require much effort (on the part of the community) but will contribute to the… Read more
