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Free Computer Forensic Tools

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1. Disk tools and data capture

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http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/mzcv.html
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MozillaHistoryView :
Reads the history.dat of Firefox/Mozilla/Netscape Web browsers, and displays the list of all visited Web page
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/mozilla_history_view.html
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MyLastSearch :
Extracts search queries made with popular search engines (Google, Yahoo and MSN) and social networking sites (Twitter, Facebook, MySpace)
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/my_last_search.html
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PasswordFox :
Extracts the user names and passwords stored by Mozilla Firefox Web browser
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/passwordfox.html
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OperaCacheView :
Reads the cache folder of Opera Web browser, and displays the list of all files currently stored in the cache
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/opera_cache_view.html
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OperaPassView :
Decrypts the content of the Opera Web browser password file, wand.dat
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/opera_password_recovery.html
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Web Historian :
Reviews list of URLs stored in the history files of the most commonly used browsers
http://www.mandiant.com/resources/download/web-historian
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Web Page Saver :
Takes list of URLs saving scrolling captures of each page. Produces HTML report file containing the saved pages
http://info.magnetforensics.com/web-page-saver
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Free Computer Forensic Tools 1.Disk tools and data capture 2.Email analysis 3.General tools 4.File and data analysis 5.Mac OS tools 6.Mobile devices 7.Data analysis suites 8.Internet analysis 9.Registry analysis 10.Application analysis ------------------------------------- 1. Disk tools and data capture ------------------------------------- Arsenal Image Mounter : Mounts disk images as

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Data breach happens almost every day, and breach level index shows more than 4,762,376,960 data records are lost or stolen since 2013.

Some of the top data breaches are;

Juniper Research suggests Cybercrime will cost over $2 trillion to the business by 2019. So computer forensic expert demand will also increase.

Tools are administrator's best friend, using right tool always help you to move things faster and make you productive.

Forensic investigation is always challenging as you may gather all the information you could for the evidence and mitigation plan.

Here are some of the computer forensic investigator tools you would need. Most of them are free!

Autopsy is a GUI-based open source digital forensic program to analyze hard drives and smart phones efficiently. Autospy is used by thousands of users worldwide to investigate what happened in the computer.

It's widely used by corporate examiners, military to investigate and some of the features are.

Email analysis

File type detection

Media playback

Registry analysis

Photos recovery from memory card

Extract geolocation and camera information from JPEG files

Extract web activity from browser

Show system events in graphical interface

Timeline analysis

Extract data from Android - SMS, call logs, contacts, etc.

It has extensive reporting to generate in HTML, XLS file format.

2. Encrypted Disk Detector

Encrypted Disk Detector can be helpful to check encrypted physical drives. It supports TrueCrypt, PGP, BitLocker, Safeboot encrypted volumes.

3. Wireshark

Wireshark is a network capture and analyzer tool to see what's happening in your network. Wireshark will be handy to investigate network related incident.

4. Magnet RAM Capture

You can use Magnet RAM capture to capture the physical memory of a computer and analyze artifacts in memory.

It supports Windows operating system.

5. Network Miner

An interesting network forensic analyzer for Windows, Linux & MAC OS X to detect OS, hostname, sessions and open ports through packet sniffing or by PCAP file. Network Miner provides extracted artifacts in an intuitive user interface.

NMAP (Network Mapper) is one of the most popular networks and security auditing tools. NMAP is supported on most of the operating systems including Windows, Linux, Solaris, MAC OS, HP-UX, etc. It's open source so free.

7. RAM Capturer

RAM Capturer by Belkasoft is a free tool to dump the data from computer's volatile memory. It's compatible with Windows OS. Memory dumps may contain encrypted volume's password and login credentials for webmails and social network services.

8. Forensic Investigator

If you are using Splunk, then Forensic Investigator will be a convenient tool. It's Splunk app and has many tools combined.

WHOIS/GeoIP lookup

Ping

Port scanner

Banner grabber

URL decoder/parser

XOR/HEX/Base64 converter

SMB Share/NetBIOS viewer

Virus Total lookup

FAW (Forensics Acquisition of Websites) is to acquire web pages for forensic investigation which has the following features.

Capture the entire or partial page

Capture all types of image

Capture HTML source code of the web page

Integrate with Wireshark

10. HashMyFiles

HashMyFiles will help you to calculate the MD5 and SHA1 hashes. It works on almost all latest Windows OS.

11. USB Write Blocker

View the USB drives content without leaving the fingerprint, changes to metadata and timestamps. USB Write Blocker use Windows registry to write-block USB devices.

12. Crowd Response

Response by Crowd Strike is a windows application to gather system information for incident response and security engagements. You can view the results in XML, CSV, TSV or HTML with the help of CRConvert. It runs on 32 or 64 bit of Windows XP above.

Crowd Strike has some other helpful tools for investigation.

Totrtilla - anonymously route TCP/IP and DNS traffic through TOR.

Shellshock Scanner - scan your network for shellshock vulnerability

Heartbleed scanner - scan your network for OpenSSL heart bleed vulnerability

13. NFI Defraser

Defraser forensic tool may help you to detect full and partial multimedia files in the data streams.

14. ExifTool

ExifTool helps you to read, write and edit meta information for a number of file types. It can read EXIF, GPS, IPTC, XMP, JFIF, GeoTIFF, Photoshop IRB, FlashPix, etc.

15. Toolsley

Toolsley got more than ten useful tools for investigation.

File signature verifier

File identifier

Hash & Validate

Binary inspector

Encode text

Data URI generator

Password generator

SIFT (SANS investigative forensic toolkit) workstation is freely available as Ubuntu 14.04. SIFT is a suite of forensic tools you need and one of the most popular open source incident response platform.

17. Dumpzilla

Extract all exciting information from Firefox, Iceweasel and Seamonkey browser to be analyzed with Dumpzilla.

18. Browser History

Foxton has two free exciting tools.

1. Browser history capturer - capture web browser (chrome, firefox, IE & edge) history on Windows OS.

2. Browser history viewer - extract and analyze internet activity history from most of the modern browsers. Results are shown in the interactive graph, and historical data can be filtered.

19. ForensicUserInfo

Extract the following information with ForensicUserInfo.

RID

LM/NT Hash

Password reset/Account expiry date

Login count/fail date

Groups

Profile path

20. Black Track

Blacktrack is one of the most popular platforms for penetration testing, but it has forensic capability too.

PALADIN forensic suite - the world's most famous Linux forensic suite is a modified Linux distro based on Ubuntu available in 32 and 64 bit.

Paladin has more than 100 tools under 29 categories, almost everything you need to investigate an incident. Autospy is included in the latest version - Paladin 6.

22. Sleuth Kit

The Sleuth Kit is a collection of command line tools to investigate and analyze volume and file systems to find the evidence.

CAINE ( Computer Aided Investigate E nvironment) is Linux distro that offers the complete forensic platform which has more than 80 tools for you to analyze, investigate and create an actionable report.

I hope above tools help you handle the incident more efficiently and make the investigation process faster. You may also be interested in learning computer forensic skills.

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Data breach happens almost every day, and breach level index shows more than 4,762,376,960 data records are lost or stolen since 2013. Some of the top data breaches are; JP Morgan Chase Bank of America HSBC TD Bank Target Tumbler Home Depot MySpace eBay Adobe System Inc iMesh Juniper Research...

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The AXIOM Wordlist Generator is part of a repeatable process for determining and retrieving user passwords based on keywords from a Magnet AXIOM case file.

Dropbox® Decryptor from Magnet Forensics is a free tool that will decrypt the Dropbox filecache.dbx and config.dbx files which are encrypted SQLite databases.

Encrypted Disk Detector (EDD) is a command-line tool that checks the local physical drives on a system for encrypted volumes created by TrueCrypt, PGP®, Bitlocker®, and other full disk encryption products.

Google Maps Tile Investigator (GMTI) assists in putting more meaning around the Google Maps tile files left behind when viewing maps or getting directions on the Google Maps website.

Magnet RAM Capture is a free imaging tool designed to capture the physical memory of a suspect's computer, allowing investigators to recover and analyze valuable artifacts that are often only found in memory.

The TSV to TLN Converter is a free tool from Magnet Forensics that converts the X-Ways generated TSV file into the TLN file format which can be loaded into the IEF Timeline View for visual analysis.

Web Page Saver (WPS) is a program that takes a list of URLs and saves scrolling captures ("snapshots") of each page.

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The AXIOM Wordlist Generator is part of a repeatable process for determining and retrieving user passwords based on keywords from a Magnet AXIOM case file. Dropbox® Decryptor from Magnet Forensics is a free tool that will decrypt the Dropbox filecache.dbx and config.dbx files which are encrypted SQLite databases.

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List of free computer forensic tools created & maintained by Forensic Control. With disk capture, file viewers, Mac OS tools, email analysis & many others.

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Here are 20 of the best free tools that will help you conduct a digital forensic investigation. Whether it's for an internal human resources case, an investigation into unauthorized access to a server, or if you just want to learn a new skill, these suites and utilities will help you conduct memory forensic analysis, hard drive forensic analysis, forensic image exploration, forensic imaging and mobile forensics. As such, they all provide the ability to bring back in-depth information about what's "under the hood" of a system.

This is by no means an extensive list and may not cover everything you need for your investigation. You might also need additional utilities such a file viewers, hash generators, and text editors - checkout 101 Free Admin Tools for some of these.

My articles on Top 10 Free Troubleshooting Tools for SysAdmins, Top 20 Free Network Monitoring and Analysis Tools for Sys Admins and Top 20 Free File Management Tools for Sys Admins might also come in handy since they contain a bunch of tools that can be used for Digital Forensic Investigations (e.g. BackTrack and the SysInternals Suite or the NirSoft Suite of tools).

Even if you may have heard of some of these tools before, I'm confident that you'll find a gem or two amongst this list.

The SANS Investigative Forensic Toolkit (SIFT) is an Ubuntu based Live CD which includes all the tools you need to conduct an in-depth forensic or incident response investigation. It supports analysis of Expert Witness Format (E01), Advanced Forensic Format (AFF), and RAW (dd) evidence formats. SIFT includes tools such as log2timeline for generating a timeline from system logs, Scalpel for data file carving, Rifiuti for examining the recycle bin, and lots more.

When you first boot into the SIFT environment, I suggest you explore the documentation on the desktop to help you become accustomed to what tools are available and how to use them. There is also a good explanation of where to find evidence on a system. Use the top menu bar to open a tool, or launch it manually from a terminal window.

ProDiscover Basic is a simple digital forensic investigation tool that allows you to image, analyse and report on evidence found on a drive. Once you add a forensic image you can view the data by content or by looking at the clusters that hold the data. You can also search for data using the Search node based on the criteria you specify.

When you launch ProDiscover Basic you first need to create or load a project and add evidence from the 'Add' node. You can then use the 'Content View' or 'Cluster View' nodes to analyse the data and the Tools menu to perform actions against the data. Click the 'Report' node to view important information about the project.

Volatility is a memory forensics framework for incident response and malware analysis that allows you to extract digital artefacts from volatile memory (RAM) dumps. Using Volatility you can extract information about running processes, open network sockets and network connections, DLLs loaded for each process, cached registry hives, process IDs, and more.

If you are using the standalone Windows executable version of Volatility, simply place volatility-2.1.standalone.exe into a folder and open a command prompt window. From the command prompt, navigate to the location of the executable file and type "volatility-2.1.standalone.exe -f <FILENAME> -profile=<PROFILENAME> <PLUGINNAME>" without quotes - FILENAME would be the name of the memory dump file you wish to analyse, PROFILENAME would be the machine the memory dump was taken on and PLUGINNAME would be the name of the plugin you wish to use to extract information.

Note: In the example above I am using the 'connscan' plugin to search the physical memory dump for TCP connection information.

The Sleuth Kit is an open source digital forensics toolkit that can be used to perform in-depth analysis of various file systems. Autopsy is essentially a GUI that sits on top of The Sleuth Kit. It comes with features like Timeline Analysis, Hash Filtering, File System Analysis and Keyword Searching out of the box, with the ability to add other modules for extended functionality.

Note: You can use The Sleuth Kit if you are running a Linux box and Autopsy if you are running a Windows box.

When you launch Autopsy, you can choose to create a new case or load an existing one. If you choose to create a new case you will need to load a forensic image or a local disk to start your analysis. Once the analysis process is complete, use the nodes on the left hand pane to choose which results to view.

FTK Imager is a data preview and imaging tool that allows you to examine files and folders on local hard drives, network drives, CDs/DVDs, and review the content of forensic images or memory dumps. Using FTK Imager you can also create SHA1 or MD5 hashes of files, export files and folders from forensic images to disk, review and recover files that were deleted from the Recycle Bin (providing that their data blocks haven't been overwritten), and mount a forensic image to view its contents in Windows Explorer.

Note: There is a portable version of FTK Imager that will allow you to run it from a USB disk.

When you launch FTK Imager, go to 'File > Add Evidence Item...' to load a piece of evidence for review. To create a forensic image, go to 'File > Create Disk Image...' and choose which source you wish to forensically image.

06 Linux 'dd'

dd comes by default on the majority of Linux distributions available today (e.g. Ubuntu, Fedora). This tool can be used for various digital forensic tasks such as forensically wiping a drive (zero-ing out a drive) and creating a raw image of a drive.

Note: dd is a very powerful tool that can have devastating effects if not used with care. It is recommended that you experiment in a safe environment before using this tool in the real world.

Tip: A modified version of dd is available from http://sourceforge.net/projects/dc3dd/ - dc3dd includes additional features that were added specifically for digital forensic acquisition tasks.

To use dd, simply open a terminal window and type dd followed by a set of command parameters (which command parameters will obviously depend on what you want to do). The basic dd syntax for forensically wiping a drive is:

dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdb1 bs=1024
where if = input file, of = output file, bs = byte size

Note: Replace /dev/sdb1 with the drive name of the drive you want to forensically wipe and 1024 with the size of the byte blocks you want to write out.

The basic dd syntax for creating a forensic image of a drive is:

dd if=/dev/sdb1 of=/home/andrew/newimage.dd bs=512 conv=noerror,sync

where if = input file (or in this case drive), of = output file, bs = byte size, conv = conversion options

Tip: For additional usage info, from a terminal window, type "man dd" without quotes to bring up the help manual for the dd command.

CAINE (Computer Aided INvestigative Environment) is Linux Live CD that contains a wealth of digital forensic tools. Features include a user-friendly GUI, semi-automated report creation and tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery and more.

When you boot into the CAINE Linux environment, you can launch the digital forensic tools from the CAINE interface (shortcut on the desktop) or from each tool's shortcut in the 'Forensic Tools' folder on the applications menu bar.

If you are investigating a case that requires you to gather evidence from a mobile phone to support your case, Oxygen Forensics Suite (Standard Edition) is a tool that will help you achieve this. Features include the ability to gather Device Information (Manufacturer, OS Platform, IMEI, Serial Number, etc.), Contacts, Messages (Emails, SMS, MMS, etc.) and recovery of deleted messages, Call Logs, and Calendar and Task information. It also comes with a file browser which allows you to access and analyse user photos, videos, documents and device databases.

When you launch Oxygen Forensic Suite, hit the 'Connect new device' button on the top menu bar to launch the Oxygen Forensic Extractor wizard that guides you through selecting the device and type of information you wish to extract.

Free Hex Editor Neo is a basic hex editor that was designed to handle very large files. While a lot of the additional features are found in the commercial versions of Hex Editor Neo, I find this tool useful for loading large files (e.g. database files or forensic images) and performing actions such as manual data carving, low-level file editing, information gathering, or searching for hidden data.

Use 'File > Open' to load a file into Hex Editor Neo. The data will appear in the middle window where you can begin to navigate through the hex manually or press CTRL + F to run a search.

bulk_extractor is a computer forensics tool that scans a disk image, file, or directory of files and extracts information such as credit card numbers, domains, e-mail addresses, URLs, and ZIP files. The extracted information is output to a series of text files (which can be reviewed manually or analysed using other forensics tools or scripts).

Tip: Within the output text files you will find entries for data that resemble a credit card number, e-mail address, domain name, etc. You will also see a decimal value in the first column of the text file that, when converted to hex, can be used as the pointer on disk where the entry was found (i.e. if you were analysing the disk manually using a hex editor for example, you would jump to this hexadecimal value to view the data).

Bulk_extractor comes as a command-line tool or a GUI tool. In the example above I set the bulk extractor tool to extract information from a forensics image I took earlier and output the results to a folder called "BE_Output". The results can then be viewed in the Bulk Extractor Viewer and the output text files mentioned above.

DEFT is another Linux Live CD which bundles some of the most popular free and open source computer forensic tools available. It aims to help with Incident Response, Cyber Intelligence and Computer Forensics scenarios. Amongst others, it contains tools for Mobile Forensics, Network Forensics, Data Recovery, and Hashing.

When you boot using DEFT, you are asked whether you wish to load the live environment or install DEFT to disk. If you load the live environment you can use the shortcuts on the application menu bar to launch the required tools.

Xplico is an open source Network Forensic Analysis Tool (NFAT) that aims to extract applications data from internet traffic (e.g. Xplico can extract an e-mail message from POP, IMAP or SMTP traffic). Features include support for a multitude of protocols (e.g. HTTP, SIP, IMAP, TCP, UDP), TCP reassembly, and the ability to output data to a MySQL or SQLite database, amongst others.

Once you've installed Xplico, access the web interface by navigating to http://<IPADDRESS>:9876 and logging in with a normal user account. The first thing you need to do is create a case and add a new session. When you create a new session you can either load a PCAP file (acquired from Wireshark for example) or start a live capture. Once the session has finished decoding, use the navigation menu on the left hand side to view the results.

I briefly touched on LastActivityView when pointing out the NirSoft suite of tools in my Top 10 Free System Troubleshooting Tools for SysAdmins article. LastActivityView allows you to view what actions were taken by a user and what events occurred on the machine. Any activities such as running an executable file, opening a file/folder from Explorer, an application or system crash or a user performing a software installation will be logged. The information can be exported to a CSV / XML / HTML file. This tool is useful when you need to prove that a user (or account) performed an action he or she said they didn't.

When you launch LastActivityView, it will immediately start displaying a list of actions taken on the machine it is being run on. Sort by action time or use the search button to start investigating what actions were taken on the machine.

DSi USB Write Blocker is a software-based write blocker that prevents write access to USB devices. This is important in an investigation to prevent modifying the metadata or timestamps and invalidating the evidence.

When you run DSi USB Write Blocker, it brings up a window that allows you to enable or disable the USB Write Blocker. Once you make changes and exit the application, you can keep an eye on the status from the padlock icon in the taskbar. When performing an analysis of a USB drive, enable the USB Write Blocker first and then plug the USB drive in.

Note: If you are looking for a command line alternative USB Write Blocker, check out 'USB Write Blocker for ALL Windows': http://sourceforge.net/projects/usbwriteblockerforwindows8/

RedLine offers the ability to perform memory and file analysis of a specific host. It collects information about running processes and drivers from memory, and gathers file system metadata, registry data, event logs, network information, services, tasks, and Internet history to help build an overall threat assessment profile.

When you launch RedLine, you will be given a choice to Collect Data or Analyze Data. Unless you already have a memory dump file available, you'll need to create a collector to gather data from the machine and let that process run through to completion. Once you have a memory dump file to hand you can begin your analysis.

PlainSight is a Live CD based on Knoppix (a Linux distribution) that allows you to perform digital forensic tasks such as viewing internet histories, data carving, USB device usage information gathering, examining physical memory dumps, extracting password hashes, and more.

When you boot into PlainSight, a window pops up asking you to select whether you want to perform a scan, load a file or run the wizard. Enter a selection to begin the data extraction and analysis process.

HxD is one of my personal favourites. It is a user-friendly hex editor that allows you to perform low-level editing and modifying of a raw disk or main memory (RAM). HxD was designed with easy-of-use and performance in mind and can handle large files without issue. Features include searching and replacing, exporting, checksums/digests, an in-built file shredder, concatenation or splitting of files, generation of statistics and more.

From the HxD interface start your analysis by opening a file from 'File > Open', loading a disk from 'Extras > Open disk...' or loading a RAM process from 'Extras > Open RAM...'

HELIX3 is a Live CD based on Linux that was built to be used in Incident Response, Computer Forensics and E-Discovery scenarios. It is packed with a bunch of open source tools ranging from hex editors to data carving software to password cracking utilities, and more.

Note: The HELIX3 version you need is 2009R1. This version was the last free version available before HELIX was taken over by a commercial vendor. HELIX3 2009R1 is still valid today and makes for a useful addition to your digital forensics toolkit.

When you boot using HELIX3, you are asked whether you want to load the GUI environment or install HELIX3 to disk. If you choose to load the GUI environment directly (recommended), a Linux-based screen will appear giving you the option to run the graphical version of the bundled tools.

Paladin Forensic Suite is a Live CD based on Ubuntu that is packed with wealth of open source forensic tools. The 80+ tools found on this Live CD are organized into over 25 categories including Imaging Tools, Malware Analysis, Social Media Analysis, Hashing Tools, etc.

After you boot Paladin Forensic Suite, navigate to the App Menu or click on one of the icons in the taskbar to get started.

Note: A handy Quick Start Guide for Paladin Forensic Suite is available to view or download from the Paladin website as well as the taskbar within Paladin itself.

USB Historian parses USB information, primarily from the Windows registry, to give you a list of all USB drives that were plugged into the machine. It displays information such as the name of the USB drive, the serial number, when it was mounted and by which user account. This information can be very useful when you're dealing with an investigation whereby you need to understand if data was stolen, moved or accessed.

When you launch USB Historian, click the '+' icon on the top menu to launch the data parse wizard. Select which method you want to parse data from (Drive Letter, Windows and Users Folder, or Individual Hives/Files) and then select the respective data to parse. Once complete you will see information similar to that shown in the above image.

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CyberSecurity Malaysia CEO Dato' Dr. Haji Amirudin Abdul Wahab reveals why the agency has made available two R&D digital forensics products.

Photo - CyberSecurity Malaysia CEO Dato' Dr. Haji Amirudin Abdul Wahab shows digital forensics tools now available in Malaysia

CyberSecurity Malaysia's chief executive officer Dato' Dr. Haji Amirudin Abdul Wahab has made available two digital forensics tools.

During the recent launch, Dr Amirudin said the tools have been made released under the national infosecurity specialist agency's xForensik R&D and commercialisation initiatives.

While showing the products, called 'Kloner' and 'Pendua,' he said they are the agency's first "innovation attempt to provide local ICT industries, law enforcement agencies and tertiary education institutions with affordable digital forensics tools and software.

Dr Amirudin went on to say that these tools are suitable for both operational and educational purposes especially in the light of an increasingly complex threatscape.

He said the first product 'Kloner' has been designed as a light weight portable external storage duplicator equipped with forensic data preservation functions. "It is designed and developed for investigator inclusive first responders at a crime scene."

The second tool, Pendua, is a portable digital document in a USB thumb-drive, which contains forensics duplicator software to copy data evidence from a suspect's computer at a crime scene.

Why the launch?

"The effort of producing both R&D products is seen fitting with the increase of demand for more affordable cyber security tools - especially with the slowing down of current global economy nowadays," said Dr Amirudin.

"These technologies are becoming a very costly assets for Malaysian IT industries, law enforcement agencies, and tertiary institutions to own," he added. In his opening keynote at last year's Computerworld Malaysia Security Summit, he revealed spoke of the expected increase in sophistication of cyberattacks in the commercial sector.

Dr Amirudin also added that CyberSecurity Malaysia will also commercialise Kloner and Pendua to make them available for academia, especially IPTAs (Institut Pengajian Tinggi Awam or Public Institute of Higher Learning) and private institutions offering cyber security and digital forensics subjects in their curricula. Other sectors that will find these tools will be the Malaysian IT industry and law enforcement agencies.

Dr Amirudin is expected to present the opening keynote at Computerworld Malaysia Security Summit in April 2017.

This article first appeared on Computerworld Malaysia 8 February 2017.

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Computer forensics is a very important branch of computer science in relation to computer and Internet related crimes. Earlier, computers were only used to produce data but now it has expanded to all devices related to digital data. The goal of Computer forensics is to perform crime investigations by using evidence from digital data to find who was the responsible for that particular crime.

For better research and investigation, developers have created many computer forensics tools. Police departments and investigation agencies select the tools based on various factors including budget and available experts on the team.

These computer forensics tools can also be classified into various categories:

Disk and data capture tools

File viewers

File analysis tools

Registry analysis tools

Internet analysis tools

Email analysis tools

Mobile devices analysis tools

Mac OS analysis tools

Network forensics tools

Database forensics tools

In this post, we are listing a few important and popular data forensics tools. Before proceeding further, I want to make it clear that tools are added in random order. So, please do not try to consider it as a ranking of the tools.

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1. Digital Forensics Framework
Digital Forensics Framework is another popular platform dedicated to digital forensics. The tool is open source and comes under GPL License. It can be used either by professionals or non-experts without any trouble. It can be used for digital chain of custody, to access the remote or local devices, forensics of Windows or Linux OS, recovery hidden of deleted files, quick search for files' meta data, and various other things.

Download: http://www.digital-forensic.org/
2. Open Computer Forensics Architecture
Open Computer Forensics Architecture (OCFA) is another popular distributed open-source computer forensics framework. This framework was built on Linux platform and uses postgreSQL database for storing data.

It was built by the Dutch National Police Agency for automating digital forensics process. It is available to download under GPL license.

Download: http://sourceforge.net/projects/ocfa/
3. CAINE
CAINE (Computer Aided Investigative Environment) is the Linux distro created for digital forensics. It offers an environment to integrate existing software tools as software modules in a user friendly manner. This tool is open source.

Read More about it: http://www.caine-live.net/
4. X-Ways Forensics
X-Ways Forensics is an advanced platform for digital forensics examiners. It runs on all available version of Windows. It claims to not be very resource hungry and to work efficiently. If we talk about the features, find the key features in the list below:

Disk imaging and cloning

Ability to read file system structures inside various image files

It supports most of the file systems including FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, exFAT, TFAT, NTFS, Ext2, Ext3, Ext4, Next3®, CDFS/ISO9660/Joliet, UDF

Automatic detection of deleted or lost hard disk partition

Various data recovery techniques and powerful file carving

Bulk hash calculation

Viewing and editing binary data structures using templates

Easy detection of and access NTFS ADS

Well maintained file header

Automated activity logging

Data authenticity

Complete case management

Memory and RAM analysis

Gallery view for pictures

Internal viewer for Windows registry file

Automated registry report

Extracts metadata from various file types

Ability to extract emails from various available email clients.

And many more..

You can read the full list here: http://www.x-ways.net/forensics/
5. SANS Investigative Forensics Toolkit - SIFT
SANS Investigative Forensics Toolkit or SIFT is a multi-purpose forensic operating system which comes with all the necessary tools used in the digital forensic process. It is built on Ubuntu with many tools related to digital forensics. Earlier this year, SIFT 3.0 was released. It comes for free or charge and contains free open-source forensic tools.

In a previous post at resource.infosecinstitute.com, we already covered SIFT in detail. You can read those posts about SIFT to know more about this digital forensics platform.

Download: http://digital-forensics.sans.org/community/downloads
6. EnCase
EnCase is another popular multi-purpose forensic platform with many nice tools for several areas of the digital forensic process. This tool can rapidly gather data from various devices and unearth potential evidence. It also produces a report based on the evidence.

This tool does not come for free (see site for current pricing).

Read more about EnCase: https://www.guidancesoftware.com/products/Pages/encase-forensic/overview.aspx
7. Registry Recon
Registry Recon is a popular registry analysis tool. It extracts the registry information from the evidence and then rebuilds the registry representation. It can rebuild registries from both current and previous Windows installations.

It is not a free tool. It costs $399.

Read more about it: http://arsenalrecon.com/apps/recon/
8. The Sleuth Kit
The Sleuth Kit is a Unix and Windows based tool which helps in forensic analysis of computers. It comes with various tools which helps in digital forensics. These tools help in analyzing disk images, performing in-depth analysis of file systems, and various other things.

Read more about it here: http://www.sleuthkit.org/
9. Llibforensics
Libforensics is a library for developing digital forensics applications. It was developed in Python and comes with various demo tools to extract information from various types of evidence.

Read more here: http://code.google.com/p/libforensics/
10. Volatility
Volatility is the memory forensics framework. It used for incident response and malware analysis. With this tool, you can extract information from running processes, network sockets, network connection, DLLs and registry hives. It also has support for extracting information from Windows crash dump files and hibernation files. This tool is available for free under GPL license.

Read more about the tool: http://code.google.com/p/volatility/
11. WindowsSCOPE
WindowsSCOPE is another memory forensics and reverse engineering tool used for analyzing volatile memory. It is basically used for reverse engineering of malwares. It provides the capability of analyzing the Windows kernel, drivers, DLLs, virtual and physical memory.

Read more: http://www.windowsscope.com/index.php?page=shop.product_details&flypage=flypage.tpl&product_id=35&category_id=3&option=com_virtuemart
12. The Coroner's Toolkit
The Coroner's Toolkit or TCT is also a good digital forensic analysis tool. It runs under several Unix-related operating systems. It can be used to aid analysis of computer disasters and data recovery.

Read more: http://www.porcupine.org/forensics/tct.html
13. Oxygen Forensic Suite
Oxygen Forensic Suite is a nice software to gather evidence from a mobile phone to support your case. This tool helps in gathering device information (including manufacturer, OS, IMEI number, serial number), contacts, messages (emails, SMS, MMS), recover deleted messages, call logs and calendar information. It also lets you access and analyze mobile device data and documents. It generates easy to understand reports for better understanding.

More information here: http://www.oxygen-forensic.com/en/features
14. Bulk Extractor
Bulk Extractor is also an important and popular digital forensics tool. It scans the disk images, file or directory of files to extract useful information. In this process, it ignores the file system structure, so it is faster than other available similar kinds of tools. It is basically used by intelligence and law enforcement agencies in solving cyber crimes.

Download it here: http://digitalcorpora.org/downloads/bulk_extractor/
15. Xplico
Xplico is an open source network forensic analysis tool. It is basically used to extract useful data from applications which use Internet and network protocols. It supports most of the popular protocols including HTTP, IMAP, POP, SMTP, SIP, TCP, UDP, TCP and others. Output data of the tool is stored in SQLite database of MySQL database. It also supports IPv4 and IPv6 both.

Read more about this tool here: http://www.xplico.org/about
16. Mandiant RedLine
Mandiant RedLine is a popular tool for memory and file analysis. It collects information about running processes on a host, drivers from memory and gathers other data like meta data, registry data, tasks, services, network information and Internet history to build a proper report.

Read more here: https://www.mandiant.com/resources/download/redline
17. Computer Online Forensic Evidence Extractor (COFEE)
Computer Online Forensic Evidence Extractor or COFEE is a tool kit developed for computer forensic experts. This tool was developed by Microsoft to gather evidence from Windows systems. It can be installed on a USB pen drive or external hard disk. Just plug in the USB device in the target computer and it starts a live analysis. It comes with 150 different tools with a GUI based interface to command the tools. It is fast and can perform the whole analysis in as few as 20 minutes. To law enforcement agencies, Microsoft provides free technical support for the tool.

Official website: https://cofee.nw3c.org/
18. P2 eXplorer
P2 eXplorer is a forensic image mounting tool which aims to help investigating officers with examination of a case. With this image, you can mount forensic images as a read-only local and physical disc and then explore the contents of the image with file explorer. You can easily view deleted data and unallocated space of the image.

It can mount several images at a time. It supports most of the image formats including EnCasem, safeBack, PFR, FTK DD, WinImage, Raw images from Linux DD, and VMWare images. It supports both logical and physical image types.

This tool comes for $199, but you can grab the limited feature version of the tool for free.

Read more here: https://www.paraben.com/p2-explorer.html
19. PlainSight
PlainSight is another useful digital forensics tool. It is a CD based Knoppix which is a Linux distribution. Some of its uses include viewing Internet histories, data carving, checking USB device usage, memory dumps extracting password hashes, information gathering, examining Windows firewall configuration, seeing recent documents, and other useful tasks. For using this too, you only need to boot from the CD and the follow the instructions.

This tool is available for free.

Read more here: http://www.plainsight.info/index.html
20. XRY
XRY is the mobile forensics tool developed by Micro Systemation. It is used to analyze and recover crucial information from mobile devices. This tool comes with a hardware device and software. Hardware connects mobile phones to PC and software performs the analysis of the device and extract data. It is designed to recover data for forensic analysis.

The latest version of the tool can recover data from all kind of smartphones including Android, iPhone and BlackBerry. It gathers deleted data like call records, images, SMS and text messages.

Read more about it: http://www.msab.com/xry/what-is-xry
21. HELIX3
HELIX3 is a live CD-based digital forensic suite created to be used in incident response. It comes with many open source digital forensics tools including hex editors, data carving and password cracking tools. If you want the free version, you can go for Helix3 2009R1. After this release, this project was overtaken by a commercial vendor. So, you need to pay for most recent version of the tool.

This tool can collect data from physical memory, network connections, user accounts, executing processes and services, scheduled jobs, Windows Fegistry, chat logs, screen captures, SAM files, applications, drivers, environment variables and Internet history. Then it analyzes and reviews the data to generate the complied results based on reports.

Helix3 2008R1 can be downloaded here: https://e-fenseinc.sharefile.com/d/sda4309a624d48b88

The enterprise version is available here: http://www.e-fense.com/h3-enterprise.php
22. Cellebrite UFED
Cellebrite's UFED solutions present a unified workflow to allow examiners, investigators and first responders to collect, protect and act decisively on mobile data with the speed and accuracy a situation demands - without ever compromising one for the other. The UFED Pro Series is designed for forensic examiners and investigators who require the most comprehensive, up-to-date mobile data extraction and decoding support available to handle the influx of new data sources. Platform agnostic, the UFED Field Series is designed to unify workflows between the field and lab, making it possible to view, access and share mobile data via in-car workstations, laptops, tablets or a secure, self-service kiosk located at a station.

More information here: http://www.cellebrite.com/Mobile-Forensics

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Conclusion
These are a few popular digital forensics tools used by various law enforcement agencies in performing crime investigations. In this post, I added all kind of tools like premium, free, open source, computer forensics, mobile forensics and others. If you are going to start learning digital forensics, you can download or buy these tools and start working on those. It will help you in better understanding the whole process and tools.

These are not the only tools. There are various other free and premium tools available in the market. So, you can do more research on the tools to know more about those tools. These tools are added in random order. So, please don't consider it as a ranking of the tools. I just tried to make a list of popular digital forensics tools only.

With the increasing use of digital data and mobile phones, digital forensics has become more important. Cyber crimes are also increasing day by day. So companies are also trying to launch more powerful version of the tools, and you need to be in touch of latest digital forensics news to know about recent releases.

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That's why "security as a service" companies have become vital for anyone looking to deploy security for everything from documents to your entire business.

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Zscaler calls its product the "Direct to Cloud Network," and like many of these products, boasts that it's much easier to deploy and can be much more cost efficient than traditional appliance security. The company's products protect you from advanced persistent threats by monitoring all the traffic that comes in and out of your network as a kind of "checkpost in the cloud." But you don't have to filter all that traffic in from one central point. You can monitor specific, local networks as well given the flexibility of the cloud. Zscaler also protects iOS and Android devices within your company, which can then be monitored through its special mobile online dashboard.

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Vaultive acts as a "transparency network proxy," that is, it sits between your network and the Internet without needing any on-premise equipment. From there, Vaultive encrypts any data leaving the network heading to apps such as Microsoft Office 365. In other words, if you want to use cloud-based services but don't trust the companies operating them, you can encrypt everything - before it gets into their servers - while continuing to use their clouds. The company plans to help people protect more than just Office 365 and Exchange. Soon, it will extend into customer relationship management software, file-sharing applications, communication services, and more.

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Job Description :
The Information System Security Officer (ISSO) is responsible for providing on-site cybersecurity/information assurance support at the MDIOC, Peterson AFB, and Cheyenne AFS, in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Primarily responsible for maintaining the cybersecurity posture and baseline of the C2BMC Spiral 8.2 components located in multiple geographical locations. Provide Operational feedback to the Cyber Operations Lead and ISSM and attend TIM meetings. Participate in the coordination of system security and connection authorizations to C2BMC systems. Provide input to POA&M and RAR processes and memorandum of understanding/agreements. Assist in providing status on site security posture, such as, IAVA compliance and NTO/JTO status. Candidate must be a self-starting problem solver, capable of planning, coordinating, directing and controlling their individual projects, and possess the capability to work with limited supervision. Performs other related duties and assignments as required.

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This is the index to my free CompTIA SY0-401 Security+ training course videos. All of our training videos are completely free; watch all of our videos online right now!

257 Videos - Total Running Time: 19 hours, 3 minutes

Who is Professor Messer? Are all of these videos really free? Read our frequently asked questions here.

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Section 0: Introduction

Section 1: Network Security

Section 2 - Compliance and Operational Security

Section 3 - Threats and Vulnerabilities

Section 4 - Application, Data, and Host Security

Section 5 - Access Control and Identity Management

Section 6 - Cryptography

Additional Study: Professor Messer's Security+ Study Groups

Category: CompTIA Security+ SY0-401

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