Menu
  • Home
  • My Books
  • Courses
  • About Me
  • Contact
  • Home
  • My Books
  • Courses
  • About Me
  • Contact

Brett Shavers | Ramblings

Brett's Ramblings

Subscribe to blog
Unsubscribe from blog
Settings
Sign In
If you are new here, Register
  • Forget Username
  • Reset Password

Digital Forensics

DEC
19
0

Break dancing does not increase officer safety.

Posted by Brett Shavers
in  Digital Forensics
Call me paranoid. It’s okay. I’ve been called worse.Nothing I am saying in this post will harm officer safety and actually should increase it. The public needs to tell cops to stop being online marketing tools. PIOs choose to be a public figure, but ...
Continue reading
0
  1876 Hits
Tweet
Share on Pinterest
1876 Hits
DEC
15
2

What is the best way to get to Spokane from Seattle?

Posted by Brett Shavers
in  Digital Forensics
Stand by, here comes my opinion on forensic tools (software and hardware)I tend to prefer having the option to pick among a large selection of tools to be highly specific in solving problems. The fewer options I have, the more likely I will be doing ...
Continue reading
0
  4406 Hits
Tweet
Share on Pinterest
Recent Comments
Guest — Harlan Carvey
I tend to take a path to Spokane that starts with the goals of my analysis, with the next step being the development of an analysi... Read More
Sunday, 16 December 2018 05:36
Brett Shavers
Another hidden nugget in there...exactly knowing your goals lets you pick exactly what you need (a specific socket wrench and not ... Read More
Sunday, 16 December 2018 09:36
4406 Hits
NOV
28
0

Digital Forensics is Really Easy

Posted by Brett Shavers
in  Digital Forensics
The mechanics of digital forensics (and its related cousin, incident response) are fairly easy. A computer is a computer is a computer. Collecting data is collecting data. And an artifact is an artifact. As long as you follow the basic mechanical pri...
Continue reading
0
  5744 Hits
Tweet
Share on Pinterest
5744 Hits
    Previous     Next
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Brett's blog

Posts List

Tag Cloud

Placing the Suspect Behind the Keyboard Bitcoin Forensics phishing presentations tor browser email wiretap windows fe University of Washington bitcoin North korea Registry Forensics X-Ways Forensics Practitioner's Guide surveillance Windows Forensic Environment book 4cast X-Ways Forensics Hacker Virtualization Volume Shadow Copy training Jimmy Weg investigations forensics windows forensic environment bitcoin forensics winfe privacy case studies Hiding Behind the Keyboard writing gmail dfir investigation imaging RegRipper

Search Blog

DFIR Training

Be sure to check out my DFIR Training website for practically the best resources for all things Digital Forensics/Incident Response related.

Even better, support DFIR Training by subscribing at https://www.dfir.training/subscriptions and get access to multiple online courses in digital forensics with included ebooks!

© 2020 Brett Shavers