Digital Forensics - What you need to know. Part 1
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- Опубліковано 16 тра 2024
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Ever wondered about how to get into digital forensics? Want to know the tools we use? This is the video for you.
Yes, my videos are long but If you want to jump around the video, below you can find the timestamps:
0:00 Introduction to digital forensics
2:20 Certification
9:41 Software - Other tools
15:16 Word of warning
17:47 Final words
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Some of the tools that we use:
ruSolut Monolith adapter
ruSolut eMMC Adapters
ruSolut TSOP adapter
ruSolut Visual Nand Reconstructor
FlashExtractor
Z3X EasyJtag + UFS
JBC NANO
Hakko Soldering Iron FM-203
Hakko Rework Station 810B
Quick 8610W Rework Station
ACHI IR6500 BGA Station
PC-3000 UDMA
PC-3000 Portable III +SSD and nVMe
DeepSpar 3
DeepSpar 4
DeepSpar DPI PCI-E NVME Addon
DeepSpar Forensic Addon
DeepSpar Network Addon
ZXW Tools
Adobe Premiere CC
Adobe Photoshop CC
Camtasia Studio
Cellebrite UFED (Latest Version)
MSAB XRY
Magnet Forensics IEF
Magnet Axiom
X-Ways
FTK Imager
Various Linux Distros
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Music:
Kupla - Droplet chll.to/372fe45c
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There will be a part 2 of this coming next week. I had to split the video as I didn't want to release a 40-minute video.
Excellent.
You are right, things have changed over the years.
This is pure gold.
Thank you! Part 2 will have all the hardware I use explained in detail.
OMG THIS IS NEED IN MY LIFE THANK YOUUUU
I'm getting ready to obtain CHFI now. Next shall be CCE.
Thank you for the video. So insightful!
AMAZING I'm not interesting to involve in forensics things but the knowledge you give to us is huge, thanks men new subscriber
Nice video bro, greatings from Guatemala
Great video! Thanks for putting it together to make it easier for others to see the bigger picture. Looking forward for more parts of this series.
You’re welcome! Part 2 is already up and part 3 will be next week
Great video! Over the past year I’ve been creating my agency’s first lab from scratch, so your content has been helpful. Looking forward to the other segments in this series!
Thanks Preston. I will see if I can make a 3 part out of this. If there is anything else you’d like me to touch in forensics, I’ll be more than glad.
Long awaited video .. and good job on weight lost
So good that you address the emotional side of this too!! If I repair photos I get to see not so much bad stuff, but lots private stuff, some times highly erotic bedroom 'happenings'. I myself was surprised how sort of easy it was to not look at this in 'that way' if you know what I mean, but purely from a technical perspective. Still what you say is true, what you see can't be unseen.
That is so true. It can be really rough on your mental well-being when you see certain things. Homemade pornography is one thing, but there are other things that are just hard to look at. I’ve only had this type of material few times but I can never unsee these things.
I appreciate this content. I just got my acceptance letter into a forensics program. I'm pretty excited!
Congrats!
Great work man, a lot of knowledge there!
I have one technical question, maybe it sounds stupid but it's complex.
Is there any way to permanent delete files that are already deleted but can be recovered with some tools? For example, jpg or word documents which can be found by tools, but they are already deleted from HDD.
Example - you find some old files with UFS explorer, they are listed but deleted long time ago. How to delete them permanently so they can't be recovered anymore?
Can they be removed permanently without formating HDD and doing another stuff with it?
Very nice!!
Very informative video! I work in the forensic field to and understand the nuances of dealing with these types of cases.
Thank you!
good content !!👍🏻🤓
I also found you on tiktok, I love your UA-cam channel. You gain a new subscriber :)
I just started a computer science program so this is so interesting, thank you!
Thanks amazing! Are you planning on going into forensics?
@@forensicguy I'm oriented into programming but the more I learn about forensic, the more I consider it !
It’s a great field to be in!
Great video, thank you! Are you maybe able to produce and explain some videos about free forensic tools?
Definitely not a bad idea. Maybe in near future, there are plenty great free tools
Thanks for the video and can’t wait for the hardware one to come out. I am interested in getting into forensics and was wondering if I use autopsy will that software give me enough practical experience to do my CCE cert?
Oh definitely, autopsy it’s quite powerful even though it’s free. Look up who developed it and that should give you enough confidence in it.
In order to pass CCE, the most important part is to know your procedures.
Proper evidence handling, document everything that you find. On one of my practical exams, I had a passing score of 103% because i went little bit more in depth with my findings. What they want to see is that you understand the methodology and can apply it when writing your three practical exams.
@@forensicguy I currently work in the security industry and repossession industry in Australia so I have an understanding of chain of custody, report writing and factual investigation. This is sort of the next set for me.
Then you have the right base and experience for CCE. The practical exam should be much easier for you
Thank you I’ve been going to college for digital forensics I’m almost done and I’ve been confused about what to do next
Glad I could help!
holy moley i did not recognize you in the video, thats a lot of weight you shed, awesome job dude
Thank you!
Hi my friend.
Let's watch another interesting video.
Enjoy! Part 2 next week. I might extend this to part 3.
@@forensicguy Please, consider as many parts as needed.
Nice
Almost a thousand views, everyone loves forensics videos 😆
And I figured out that I can squeeze in part 4 😀
Can they recover a hard drive that has been destroyed in a fire? Do you need to be good at maths? for the psycological part is there an auto blur function if you dont wanna see graphic images in forensics?
I've only gotten lucky with drives that had light fire damage. You don't need to be good at math but it always helps. Yes we use methods not to have to view the images. This method uses hashes of images compares to a known database of such images. Sometimes the images have to be viewed to confirm the content
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Stay safe!
@@forensicguy
Thanks So Much Friend.
Stay Safe All of U.
nice video
Thanks for watching! Part 2 next Monday
Could you make a video how to protect you’re iPhone
Keep it updated
@@forensicguy is there a way to protect you’re iPhone against any system like celebrite
MORE IT A 50 PART SERIES ILL WATCH EVERY LAST SECOND IN 0.25 SPEED
😆😆😆 I have more forensics on the way this year
Holy shieet
Your are from Poland bro?
I am :)
Poznałem Twój kanał pare miesięcy temu, ale tak dobrze mówisz po angielsku i masz tak naturalny akcnet, że nawet nie przypuszczałem że możesz być z PL 🙈
Great job!
Dziękuje. Trochę mam akcentu, tu w Kanadzie to Kanadyjczycy trochę rozpoznają ;)
I don't think people would do so, usually a number can determine what a file could be.
If you’re mentioning cp, yes in most cases we only go bash hashes alone. But in some cases not all images are in the db.
Can I get into digital forensics with a cybersecurity degree?
You might need to add some to your skills but you already have the fundamentals
TV star 😁👍
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I use Autopsy often 😅
Autopsy is great!
its kinda expensive equipment.. :P
from research have done and seen on the net, NOTHING is private period but is not exposed until someone wants to deal with you because you pissed of a top criminal in the gov or someplace else.
Hash.
Algorithm.
You r informative but u bragging little more than usual about yourself which affect your beautiful video 😄 thx
its million dollar business , yes the fedral government will pay any price ......easy money if you know how to do it .....and if your willing to spend lot of money on hardware side + software side ......
Definitely!
Does evidence and crime even matter these days?
r0bfordsn0w stuff ? is that what you are not allowed to talk about ?😜👍🏻🤓
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Who has the reputation of lies here?