Learning Autopsy for Digital Forensics

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Bennett Hendrix

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1. Introduction

001. Hey, where s the data.mp4

01:00

002. Getting the most out of this course.mp4

00:46

2. Preparing Autopsy

003. Introduction and installation of Autopsy.mp4

02:40

004. Autopsy workflow.mp4

01:18

005. Creating a case.mp4

02:46

006. What data sources are allowed.mp4

05:43

007. Viewing case logs and output.mp4

02:44

008. Challenge View case logs and output.mp4

00:48

009. Solution View case logs and output.mp4

02:22

3. Ingest Modules

010. Utilizing Automated Analysis in Autopsy.mp4

06:24

011. The Extension Mismatch and USB device-attached modules.mp4

04:50

012. The Recent Activity and Interesting Files modules.mp4

05:48

013. Installing third-party modules.mp4

03:58

014. Challenge Install a third-party module.mp4

00:52

015. Solution Install a third-party module.mp4

03:34

4. Reviewing Results

016. UI layout.mp4

10:25

017. The image and video gallery.mp4

05:23

018. The timeline tool.mp4

04:00

5. Searching and Reporting

019. Searching for keywords and files.mp4

05:21

020. Tagging.mp4

05:37

021. Generating reports in Autopsy.mp4

03:10

022. Challenge Search for all instances of a file.mp4

00:33

023. Solution Search for all instances of a file.mp4

02:50

6. Conclusion

024. Next steps Create your own case and analyze your files.mp4

00:40

Description

Anyone who’s ever used a computer has lost or accidentally deleted a file. In other instances, people often want to erase their digital tracks and hide their information and activity. If you work in digital forensics, recovering files and reconstructing a person’s activity on a computer can require finding and analyzing data from several sources. In this course, Bennett Hendrix III shows you the basics of Autopsy, a digital forensic platform and graphical interface that makes it easier to deploy the tools of the Sleuth Kit and other digital forensic tools. Bennett shows you how to use the platform to analyze and recover files of interest, whether for leisure or professional investigations, and explains how to analyze evidence and covers the must-know information for how to collect these findings. Additionally, Bennett explains how to optimize the user interface to best utilize the tools in available Autopsy.

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Bennett Hendrix

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-- LinkedIn Course Instructor for Learning Autopsy. Search for my course!! -- Founder of CyberBennett LLC, a cybersecurity consulting firm. -- Published Saleen, the CyberTeen, a cybersecurity introduction book featuring a young, black woman who teaches cyber security fundamental in a poetry format. -- I am a Cyber Security professional who studies Digital Forensics in my leisure time. -- I am CompTIA's Security+ Certified until July 31, 2021. I also possess CyberArk Certified Delivery Engineer certifications, consisting of Sentry & Defender. -- I am a highly energetic, positive, and hardworking individual with an analytical and solution-focused mindset. I apply these characteristics both as a student as well as in my daily life. -- I have gained a vast amount of knowledge through rigorous coursework, engaging clubs and organizations and through conference attendance. Through my active involvement in and out of the classroom I continue to grow through leadership, networking and research regarding Cybersecurity and industry trends. -- Throughout my professional career I have earned the respect of my classmates, co-workers and peers through my motivation, work ethic, and leadership capabilities. -- As an ambitious student scholar, I am constantly reading articles and listening to podcasts to keep up with the evolving technologies, events and trends in Information Security.

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