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Digital Forensics

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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...
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On ransomware, my advice is different from that other guy's advice.

Posted by Brett Shavers
in  Digital Forensics
For engagements where my clients ask for help in preparing for a ransomware attack, the most asked question is, “ Do you recommend we pay if it happens to us? ” The decision to pay (or not) is based on the specific and unique situation. Are there una...
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Don’t totally discount attribution in Incident Response work

Posted by Brett Shavers
in  Digital Forensics
I’m big on attribution in crimes. It is my personality and attitude, which you can probably tell from the things I write and say (and have done ).  With that, I completely understand that the “IR” in “ DFIR ” is not primarily about attribution, ...
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