CHFI 9.0 | Learn Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator at ISOEH - Indian School Of Ethical Hacking, Kolkta, India

Computer forensic is the collection, preservation, analysis,identification and presentation of computer related evidence that can be useful in criminal cases for the purpose of facilitation or furthering the reconstruction of events found to be criminal.

There are three things to take into consideration when carrying out computer forensic. A computer can be the target of the crime, it can be the instrument of the crime or it can serve as an evidence repository storing valuable information about the crime. Knowing what role the computer played in the crime can of tremendous help when searching for evidence. This knowledge can also help reduce the time taken to package your evidence.

Computer forensics is one of the largest growing professions of the 21st century. The main goals of computer forensics are the preservation, identification, extraction, documentation and interpretation of recovered computer data.

Scope of forensic science in india:

With the rising number of incidents of crime and fraud in India, the scope of forensic science is definitely rising. Today there are Forensic Science related jobs in both the Government and Private Sector...Crime Branches, CBI, CID, Police, Investigation Bureau, Defense/Army, Courts, Narcotics Dept., Universities, Detective Agencies, Banks, Insurance Companies.

Duration

40 hours - 2 classes per week

Eligibility

Basic knowledge of Hardware, Software & Network

Course Fees

Rs.32,000/-
Inclusive of all taxes

Course Outline (Global Certification from EC-Council on qualifying online examination):

Module 01: Computer Forensics in Today's World

Forensics Science
Computer Forensics
- Security Incident Report
- Aspects of Organizational Security
- Evolution of Computer Forensics
- Objective of Computer Forensics
- Need for Compute Forensics
Forensics Readiness
- Benefits of Forensics Readiness
- Goals of Forensics Readiness
- Forensics Readiness Planning
Cyber Crime
- Computer Facilitated Crimes
- Modes of Attacks
- Examples of Cyber Crime
- Types of Computer Crimes
- Cyber Criminals
- Organized Cyber Crime: Organizational Chart
- How Serious are Different Types of Incidents?
- Disruptive Incidents to the Business
- Cost Expenditure Responding to the Security Incident
Cyber Crime Investigation
- Key Steps in Forensics Investigation
- Rules of Forensics Investigation
- Need for Forensics Investigator
- Role of Forensics Investigator
- Accessing Computer Forensics Resources
- Role of Digital Evidence
Corporate Investigations
- Understanding Corporate Investigations
- Approach to Forensics Investigation: A Case Study
- Instructions for the Forensic Investigator to Approach the Crime Scene
- Why and When Do You Use Computer Forensics?
- Enterprise Theory of Investigation (ETI)
- Legal Issues
- Reporting the Results
Reporting a Cyber Crime
- Why you Should Report Cybercrime?
- Reporting Computer-Related Crimes
- Person Assigned to Report the Crime
- When and How to Report an Incident?
- Who to Contact at the Law Enforcement?
- Federal Local Agents Contact
- More Contacts
- CIO Cyberthreat Report Form

Module 02: Computer Forensics Investigation Process

Investigating Computer Crime
- Before the Investigation
- Build a Forensics Workstation
- Building the Investigation Team
- People Involved in Computer Forensics
- Review Policies and Laws
- Forensics Laws
- Notify Decision Makers and Acquire Authorization
- Risk Assessment
- Build a Computer Investigation Toolkit
Steps to Prepare for a Computer Forensics Investigation
Computer Forensics Investigation Methodology
- Obtain Search Warrant
  - Example of Search Warrant
  - Searches Without a Warrant
- Evaluate and Secure the Scene
  - Forensics Photography
  - Gather the Preliminary Information at the Scene
  - First Responder
- Collect the Evidence
  - Collect Physical Evidence
    - Evidence Collection Form
  - Collect Electronic Evidence
  - Guidelines for Acquiring Evidence
- Secure the Evidence
  - Evidence Management
  - Chain of Custody
    - Chain of Custody Form
- Acquire the Data
  - Duplicate the Data (Imaging)
  - Verify Image Integrity
    - MD5 Hash Calculators: HashCalc, MD5 Calculator and HashMyFiles
  - Recover Lost or Deleted Data
    - Data Recovery Software
- Analyze the Data
  - Data Analysis
  - Data Analysis Tools
- Assess Evidence and Case
  - Evidence Assessment
  - Case Assessment
  - Processing Location Assessment
  - Best Practices to Assess the Evidence
- Prepare the Final Report
  - Documentation in Each Phase
  - Gather and Organize Information
  - Writing the Investigation Report
  - Sample Report
- Testifying as an Expert Witness
  - Expert Witness
  - Testifying in the Court Room
  - Closing the Case
  - Maintaining Professional Conduct
  - Investigating a Company Policy Violation
  - Computer Forensics Service Providers

Module 03: Searching and Seizing Computers

Searching and Seizing Computers without a Warrant
- A: Fourth Amendment's "Reasonable Expectation of Privacy" in Cases Involving Computers: General Principles
  - A.1: Reasonable Expectation of Privacy in Computers as Storage Devices
  - A.3: Reasonable Expectation of Privacy and Third-Party Possession
  - A.4: Private Searches
  - A.5 Use of Technology to Obtain Information
- B: Exceptions to the Warrant Requirement in Cases Involving Computers
  - B.1: Consent
    - B.1.a: Scope of Consent
    - B.1.b: Third-Party Consent
    - B.1.c: Implied Consent
  - B.2: Exigent Circumstances
  - B.3: Plain View
  - B.4: Search Incident to a Lawful Arrest
  - B.5: Inventory Searches
  - B.6: Border Searches
  - B.7: International Issues
- C: Special Case: Workplace Searches
  - C.1: Private Sector Workplace Searches
  - C.2: Public-Sector Workplace Searches
Searching and Seizing Computers with a Warrant
- A: Successful Search with a Warrant
  - A.1: Basic Strategies for Executing Computer Searches
    - A.1.a: When Hardware is itself Contraband, Evidence, or an Instrumentality or Fruit of Crime
    - A.1.b: When Hardware is Merely a Storage Device for Evidence of Crime
  - A.2: The Privacy Protection Act
    - A.2.a: The Terms of the Privacy Protection Act
    - A.2.b: Application of the PPA to Computer Searches and Seizures
  - A.3: Civil Liability Under the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA)
  - A.4: Considering the Need for Multiple Warrants in Network Searches
  - A.5: No-Knock Warrants
  - A.6: Sneak-and-Peek Warrants
  - A.7: Privileged Documents
- B: Drafting the Warrant and Affidavit
  - B.1: Accurately and Particularly Describe the Property to be Seized in the Warrant and/or Attachments to the Warrant
    - B.1.a: Defending Computer Search Warrants Against Challenges Based on the Description of the "Things to Be Seized"
  - B.2: Establish Probable Cause in the Affidavit
  - B.3: In the Affidavit Supporting the Warrant, include an Explanation of the Search Strategy as Well as the Practical & Legal Considerations that Will Govern the Execution of the Search
- C: Post-Seizure Issues
  - C.1: Searching Computers Already in Law Enforcement Custody
  - C.2: The Permissible Time Period for Examining Seized Computers
  - C.3: Rule 41(e) Motions for Return of Property
The Electronic Communications Privacy Act
- A. Providers of Electronic Communication Service vs. Remote Computing Service
- B. Classifying Types of Information Held by Service Providers
- C. Compelled Disclosure Under ECPA
- D. Voluntary Disclosure
- E. Working with Network Providers
Electronic Surveillance in Communications Networks
- A. Content vs. Addressing Information
- B. The Pen/Trap Statute, 18 U.S.C. §§ 3121-3127
- C. The Wiretap Statute ("Title III"), 18 U.S.C. §§ 2510-2522
  - C.1: Exceptions to Title III
- D. Remedies For Violations of Title III and the Pen/Trap Statute
Evidence
- A. Authentication
- B. Hearsay
- C. Other Issues

Module 04: Digital Evidence

Digital Data
- Definition of Digital Evidence
- Increasing Awareness of Digital Evidence
- Challenging Aspects of Digital Evidence
- The Role of Digital Evidence
- Characteristics of Digital Evidence
- Fragility of Digital Evidence
- Anti-Digital Forensics (ADF)
Types of Digital Data
- Types of Digital Data
Rules of Evidence
- Rules of Evidence
- Best Evidence Rule
- Federal Rules of Evidence
- International Organization on Computer Evidence (IOCE)
- IOCE International Principles for Digital Evidence
- Scientific Working Group on Digital Evidence (SWGDE)
- SWGDE Standards for the Exchange of Digital Evidence
Electronic Devices: Types and Collecting Potential Evidence
- Electronic Devices: Types and Collecting Potential Evidence
Digital Evidence Examination Process
- Evidence Assessment
  - Prepare for Evidence Acquisition
- Evidence Acquisition
  - Preparation for Searches
  - Seizing the Evidence
  - Imaging
  - Bit-Stream Copies
  - Write Protection
  - Evidence Acquisition
  - Evidence Acquisition from Crime Location
  - Acquiring Evidence from Storage Devices
  - Collecting Evidence
  - Collecting Evidence from RAM
  - Collecting Evidence from a Standalone Network Computer
  - Chain of Custody
  - Chain of Evidence Form
- Evidence Preservation
  - Preserving Digital Evidence: Checklist
  - Preserving??Removable Media
  - Handling Digital Evidence
  - Store and Archive
  - Digital Evidence Findings
- Evidence Examination and Analysis
  - Evidence Examination
  - Physical Extraction
  - Logical Extraction
  - Analyze Host Data
  - Analyze Storage Media
  - Analyze Network Data
  - Analysis of Extracted Data
  - Timeframe Analysis
  - Data Hiding Analysis
  - Application and File Analysis
  - Ownership and Possession
- Evidence Documentation and Reporting
  - Documenting the Evidence
  - Evidence Examiner Report
  - Final Report of Findings
  - Computer Evidence Worksheet
  - Hard Drive Evidence Worksheet
  - Removable Media Worksheet
Electronic Crime and Digital Evidence Consideration by Crime Category
- Electronic Crime and Digital Evidence Consideration by Crime Category

Module 05: First Responder Procedures

Electronic Evidence
First Responder
Roles of First Responder
Electronic Devices: Types and Collecting Potential Evidence
First Responder Toolkit
- First Responder Toolkit
- Creating a First Responder Toolkit
- Evidence Collecting Tools and Equipment
First Response Basics
- First Response Rule
- Incident Response: Different Situations
- First Response for System Administrators
- First Response by Non-Laboratory Staff
- First Response by Laboratory Forensics Staff
Securing and Evaluating Electronic Crime Scene
- Securing and Evaluating Electronic Crime Scene: A Checklist
- Securing the Crime Scene
- Warrant for Search and Seizure
- Planning the Search and Seizure
- Initial Search of the Scene
- Health and Safety Issues
Conducting Preliminary Interviews
- Questions to Ask When Client Calls the Forensic Investigator
- Consent
- Sample of Consent Search Form
- Witness Signatures
- Conducting Preliminary Interviews
- Conducting Initial Interviews
- Witness Statement Checklist
Documenting Electronic Crime Scene
- Documenting Electronic Crime Scene
- Photographing the Scene
- Sketching the Scene
- Video Shooting the Crime Scene
Collecting and Preserving Electronic Evidence
- Collecting and Preserving Electronic Evidence
- Order of Volatility
- Dealing with Powered On Computers
- Dealing with Powered Off Computers
- Dealing with Networked Computer
- Dealing with Open Files and Startup Files
- Operating System Shutdown Procedure
- Computers and Servers
- Preserving Electronic Evidence
- Seizing Portable Computers
- Switched On Portables
- Collecting and Preserving Electronic Evidence
Packaging and Transporting Electronic Evidence
- Evidence Bag Contents List
- Packaging Electronic Evidence
- Exhibit Numbering
- Transporting Electronic Evidence
- Handling and Transportation to the Forensics Laboratory
- Storing Electronic Evidence
- Chain of Custody
- Simple Format of the Chain of Custody Document
- Chain of Custody Forms
- Chain of Custody on Property Evidence Envelope/Bag and Sign-out Sheet
Reporting the Crime Scene
- Reporting the Crime Scene
Note Taking Checklist
First Responder Common Mistakes

Module 06: Computer Forensics Lab

Setting a Computer Forensics Lab
- Computer Forensics Lab
- Planning for a Forensics Lab
- Budget Allocation for a Forensics Lab
- Physical Location Needs of a Forensics Lab
- Structural Design Considerations
- Environmental Conditions
- Electrical Needs
- Communication Needs
- Work Area of a Computer Forensics Lab
- Ambience of a Forensics Lab
- Ambience of a Forensics Lab: Ergonomics
- Physical Security Recommendations
- Fire-Suppression Systems
- Evidence Locker Recommendations
- Computer Forensic Investigator
- Law Enforcement Officer
- Lab Director
- Forensics Lab Licensing Requisite
- Features of the Laboratory Imaging System
- Technical Specification of the Laboratory-??ased Imaging System
- Forensics Lab
- Auditing a Computer Forensics Lab
- Recommendations to Avoid Eyestrain
Investigative Services in Computer Forensics
- Computer Forensics Investigative Services
- Computer Forensic Investigative Service Sample
- Computer Forensics Services: PenrodEllis Forensic Data Discovery
- Data Destruction Industry Standards
- Computer Forensics Services
Computer Forensics Hardware
- Equipment Required in a Forensics Lab
- Forensic Workstations
- Basic Workstation Requirements in a Forensics Lab
- Stocking the Hardware Peripherals
- Paraben Forensics Hardware
  - Handheld First Responder Kit
  - Wireless StrongHold Bag
  - Wireless StrongHold Box
  - Passport StrongHold Bag
  - Device Seizure Toolbox
  - Project-a-Phone
  - Lockdown
  - iRecovery Stick
  - Data Recovery Stick
  - Chat Stick
  - USB Serial DB9 Adapter
  - Mobile Field Kit
- Portable Forensic Systems and Towers: Forensic Air-Lite VI MK III laptop
- Portable Forensic Systems and Towers: Original Forensic Tower II and F
- Portable Forensic Workhorse V: Tableau 335 Forensic Drive Bay Controller
- Portable Forensic Systems and Towers: Forensic Air-Lite IV MK II
- Portable Forensic Systems and Towers: Forensic Air-Lite V MK III
- Portable Forensic Systems and Towers: Forensic Tower IV Dual Xeon
- Portable Forensic Systems and Towers: Ultimate Forensic Machine
- Forensic Write Protection Devices and Kits: Ultimate Forensic Write Protection Kit II-ES
- Tableau T3u Forensic SATA Bridge Write Protection Kit
- Tableau T8 Forensic USB Bridge Kit/Addonics Mini DigiDrive READ ONLY 12-in-1 Flash Media Reader
- Tableau TACC 1441 Hardware Accelerator
  - Multiple TACC1441 Units
- Tableau TD1 Forensic Duplicator
- Power Supplies and Switches
- Digital Intelligence Forensic Hardware
  - FRED SR (Dual Xeon)
  - FRED-L
  - FRED SC
  - Forensic Recovery of Evidence Data Center (FREDC)
  - Rack-A-TACC
  - FREDDIE
  - UltraKit
  - UltraBay II
  - UltraBlock SCSI
  - Micro Forensic Recovery of Evidence Device (µFRED)
  - HardCopy 3P
- Wiebetech
  - Forensics DriveDock v4
  - Forensics UltraDock v4
  - Drive eRazer
  - v4 Combo Adapters
  - ProSATA SS8
  - HotPlug
- CelleBrite
  - UFED System
  - UFED Physical Pro
  - UFED Ruggedized
- DeepSpar
  - Disk Imager Forensic Edition
  - 3D Data Recovery
  - Phase 1 Tool: PC-3000 Drive Restoration System
  - Phase 2 Tool: DeepSpar Disk Imager
  - Phase 3 Tool: PC-3000 Data Extractor
- InfinaDyne Forensic Products
  - Robotic Loader Extension for CD/DVD Inspector
  - Robotic System Status Light
- Image MASSter
  - Solo-4 (Super Kit)
  - RoadMASSter- 3
  - WipeMASSter
  - WipePRO
  - Rapid Image 7020CS IT
- Logicube
  - Forensic MD5
  - Forensic Talon®
  - Portable Forensic Lab™
  - CellDEK®
  - Forensic Quest-2®
  - NETConnect™
  - RAID I/O Adapter™
  - GPStamp™
  - OmniPort
  - Desktop WritePROtects
  - USB Adapter
  - CloneCard Pro
  - EchoPlus
  - OmniClone IDE Laptop Adapters
  - Cables
- VoomTech
  - HardCopy 3P
  - SHADOW 2
Computer Forensics Software
- Basic Software Requirements in a Forensic Lab
- Maintain Operating System and Application Inventories
- Imaging Software
  - R-drive Image
  - P2 eXplorer Pro
  - AccuBurn-R for CD/DVD Inspector
  - Flash Retriever Forensic Edition
- File Conversion Software
  - FileMerlin
  - SnowBatch®
  - Zamzar
- File Viewer Software
  - File Viewer
  - Quick View Plus 11 Standard Edition
- Analysis Software
  - P2 Commander
  - DriveSpy
  - SIM Card Seizure
  - CD/DVD Inspector
  - Video Indexer (Vindex™)
- Monitoring Software
  - Device Seizure
  - Deployable P2 Commander (DP2C)
  - ThumbsDisplay
  - Email Detective
- Computer Forensics Software
  - DataLifter
  - X-Ways Forensics
  - LiveWire Investigator

Module 07: Understanding Hard Disks and File Systems

Hard Disk Drive Overview
- Disk Drive Overview
- Hard Disk Drive
- Solid-State Drive (SSD)
- Physical Structure of a Hard Disk
- Logical Structure of Hard Disk
- Types of Hard Disk Interfaces
- Hard Disk Interfaces
  - ATA
  - SCSI
  - IDE/EIDE
  - USB
  - Fibre Channel
- Disk Platter
- Tracks
  - Track Numbering
- Sector
  - Advanced Format: Sectors
  - Sector Addressing
- Cluster
  - Cluster Size
  - Changing the Cluster Size
  - Slack Space
  - Lost Clusters
- Bad Sector
- Hard Disk Data Addressing
- Disk Capacity Calculation
- Measuring the Performance of the Hard Disk
Disk Partitions and Boot Process
- Disk Partitions
- Master Boot Record
  - Structure of a Master Boot Record
- What is the Booting Process?
- Essential Windows System Files
- Windows Boot Process
- Macintosh Boot Process
- http://www.bootdisk.com
Understanding File Systems
- Understanding File Systems
- Types of File Systems
- List of Disk File Systems
- List of Network File Systems
- List of Special Purpose File Systems
- List of Shared Disk File Systems
- Popular Windows File Systems
  - File Allocation Table (FAT)
    - FAT File System Layout
    - FAT Partition Boot Sector
    - FAT Structure
    - FAT Folder Structure
    - Directory Entries and Cluster Chains
    - Filenames on FAT Volumes
    - Examining FAT
    - FAT32
  - New Technology File System (NTFS)
    - NTFS Architecture
    - NTFS System Files
    - NTFS Partition Boot Sector
    - Cluster Sizes of NTFS Volume
    - NTFS Master File Table (MFT)
      - Metadata Files Stored in the MFT
    - NTFS Files and Data Storage
    - NTFS Attributes
    - NTFS Data Stream
    - NTFS Compressed Files
      - Setting the Compression State of a Volume
    - Encrypting File Systems (EFS)
      - Components of EFS
      - Operation of Encrypting File System
      - EFS Attribute
      - Encrypting a File
      - EFS Recovery Key Agent
      - Tool: Advanced EFS Data Recovery
      - Tool: EFS Key
    - Sparse Files
    - Deleting NTFS Files
  - Registry Data
  - Examining Registry Data
  - FAT vs. NTFS
- Popular Linux File Systems
  - Linux File System Architecture
  - Ext2
  - Ext3
- Mac OS X File System
- Sun Solaris 10 File System: ZFS
- CD-ROM / DVD File System
- CDFS
RAID Storage System
- RAID Levels
- Different RAID Levels
- Comparing RAID Levels
- Recover Data from Unallocated Space Using File Carving Process
File System Analysis Using The Sleuth Kit (TSK)
- The Sleuth Kit (TSK)
  - The Sleuth Kit (TSK): fsstat
  - The Sleuth Kit (TSK): istat
  - The Sleuth Kit (TSK): fls and img_stat

Module 08: Windows Forensics

Collecting Volatile Information
- Volatile Information
  - System Time
    - Logged-on Users
    - Psloggedon
    - Net Sessions Command
    - Logonsessions Tool
  - Open Files
    - Net File Command
    - PsFile Command
    - OpenFiles Command
  - Network Information
  - Network Connections
  - Process Information
  - Process-to-Port Mapping
  - Process Memory
  - Network Status
  - Other Important Information
Collecting Non-volatile Information
- Non-volatile Information
  - Examine File Systems
  - Registry Settings
  - Microsoft Security ID
  - Event Logs
  - Index.dat File
  - Devices and Other Information
  - Slack Space
  - Virtual Memory
  - Swap File
  - Windows Search Index
  - Collecting Hidden Partition Information
  - Hidden ADS Streams
    - Investigating ADS Streams: StreamArmor
  - Other Non-Volatile Information
Windows Memory Analysis
- Memory Dump
- EProcess Structure
- Process Creation Mechanism
- Parsing Memory Contents
- Parsing Process Memory
- Extracting the Process Image
- Collecting Process Memory
Windows Registry Analysis
- Inside the Registry
- Registry Structure within a Hive File
- The Registry as a Log File
- Registry Analysis
- System Information
- TimeZone Information
- Shares
- Audit Policy
- Wireless SSIDs
- Autostart Locations
- System Boot
- User Login
- User Activity
- Enumerating Autostart Registry Locations
- USB Removable Storage Devices
- Mounted Devices
- Finding Users
- Tracking User Activity
- The UserAssist Keys
- MRU Lists
- Search Assistant
- Connecting to Other Systems
- Analyzing Restore Point Registry Settings
- Determining the Startup Locations
Cache, Cookie, and History Analysis
- Cache, Cookie, and History Analysis in IE
- Cache, Cookie, and History Analysis in Firefox
- Cache, Cookie, and History Analysis in Chrome
- Analysis Tools
  - IE Cookies View
  - IE Cache View
  - IE History Viewer
  - MozillaCookiesView
  - MozillaCacheView
  - MozillaHistoryView
  - ChromeCookiesView
  - ChromeCacheView
  - ChromeHistoryView
MD5 Calculation
- Message Digest Function: MD5
- Why MD5 Calculation?
- MD5 Hash Calculators: HashCalc, MD5 Calculator and HashMyFiles
- MD5 Checksum Verifier
- ChaosMD5
Windows File Analysis
- Recycle Bin
- System Restore Points (Rp.log Files)
- System Restore Points (Change.log.x Files)
- Prefetch Files
- Shortcut Files
- Word Documents
- PDF Documents
- Image Files
- File Signature Analysis
- NTFS Alternate Data Streams
- Executable File Analysis
- Documentation Before Analysis
- Static Analysis Process
- Search Strings
- PE Header Analysis
- Import Table Analysis
- Export Table Analysis
- Dynamic Analysis Process
- Creating Test Environment
- Collecting Information Using Tools
- Process of Testing the Malware
Metadata Investigation
- Metadata
- Types of Metadata
- Metadata in Different File Systems
- Metadata in PDF Files
- Metadata in Word Documents
- Tool: Metadata Analyzer
Text Based Logs
- Understanding Events
- Event Logon Types
- Event Record Structure
- Vista Event Logs
- IIS Logs
  - Parsing IIS Logs
- Parsing FTP Logs
  - FTP sc-status Codes
- Parsing DHCP Server Logs
- Parsing Windows Firewall Logs
- Using the Microsoft Log Parser
Other Audit Events
- Evaluating Account Management Events
- Examining Audit Policy Change Events
- Examining System Log Entries
- Examining Application Log Entries
Forensic Analysis of Event Logs
- Searching with Event Viewer
- Using EnCase to Examine Windows Event Log Files
- Windows Event Log Files Internals
Windows Password Issues
- Understanding Windows Password Storage
- Cracking Windows Passwords Stored on Running Systems
- Exploring Windows Authentication Mechanisms
  - LanMan Authentication Process
  - NTLM Authentication Process
  - Kerberos Authentication Process
- Sniffing and Cracking Windows Authentication Exchanges
- Cracking Offline Passwords
Forensic Tools
- Windows Forensics Tool: OS Forensics
- Windows Forensics Tool: Helix3 Pro
- Integrated Windows Forensics Software: X-Ways Forensics
- X-Ways Trace
- Windows Forensic Toolchest (WFT)
- Built-in Tool: Sigverif
- Computer Online Forensic Evidence Extractor (COFEE)
- System Explorer
- Tool: System Scanner
- SecretExplorer
- Registry Viewer Tool: Registry Viewer
- Registry Viewer Tool: RegScanner
- Registry Viewer Tool: Alien Registry Viewer
- MultiMon
- CurrProcess
- Process Explorer
- Security Task Manager
- PrcView
- ProcHeapViewer
- Memory Viewer
- Tool: PMDump
- Word Extractor
- Belkasoft Evidence Center
- Belkasoft Browser Analyzer
- Metadata Assistant
- HstEx
- XpoLog Center Suite
- LogViewer Pro
- Event Log Explorer
- LogMeister
- ProDiscover Forensics
- PyFlag
- LiveWire Investigator
- ThumbsDisplay
- DriveLook

Module 09: Data Acquisition and Duplication

Data Acquisition and Duplication Concepts
- Data Acquisition
- Forensic and Procedural Principles
- Types of Data Acquisition Systems
- Data Acquisition Formats
- Bit Stream vs. Backups
- Why to Create a Duplicate Image?
- Issues with Data Duplication
- Data Acquisition Methods
- Determining the Best Acquisition Method
- Contingency Planning for Image Acquisitions
- Data Acquisition Mistakes
Data Acquisition Types
- Rules of Thumb
- Static Data Acquisition
  - Collecting Static Data
  - Static Data Collection Process
- Live Data Acquisition
  - Why Volatile Data is Important?
  - Volatile Data
  - Order of Volatility
  - Common Mistakes in Volatile Data Collection
  - Volatile Data Collection Methodology
  - Basic Steps in Collecting Volatile Data
  - Types of Volatile Information
Disk Acquisition Tool Requirements
- Disk Imaging Tool Requirements
- Disk Imaging Tool Requirements: Mandatory
- Disk Imaging Tool Requirements: Optional
Validation Methods
- Validating Data Acquisitions
- Linux Validation Methods
- Windows Validation Methods
RAID Data Acquisition
- Understanding RAID Disks
- Acquiring RAID Disks
- Remote Data Acquisition
Acquisition Best Practices
- Acquisition Best Practices
Data Acquisition Software Tools
- Acquiring Data on Windows
- Acquiring Data on Linux
- dd Command
- dcfldd Command
- Extracting the MBR
- Netcat Command
- EnCase Forensic
- Analysis Software: DriveSpy
- ProDiscover Forensics
- AccessData FTK Imager
- Mount Image Pro
- Data Acquisition Toolbox
- SafeBack
- ILookPI
- RAID Recovery for Windows
- R-Tools R-Studio
- F-Response
- PyFlag
- LiveWire Investigator
- ThumbsDisplay
- DataLifter
- X-Ways Forensics
- R-drive Image
- DriveLook
- DiskExplorer
- P2 eXplorer Pro
- Flash Retriever Forensic Edition
Data Acquisition Hardware Tools
- US-LATT
- Image MASSter: Solo-4 (Super Kit)
- Image MASSter: RoadMASSter- 3
- Tableau TD1 Forensic Duplicator
- Logicube: Forensic MD5
- Logicube: Portable Forensic Lab™
- Logicube: Forensic Talon®
- Logicube: RAID I/O Adapter™
- DeepSpar: Disk Imager Forensic Edition
- Logicube: USB Adapter
- Disk Jockey PRO
- Logicube: Forensic Quest-2®
- Logicube: CloneCard Pro
- Logicube: EchoPlus
- Paraben Forensics Hardware: Chat Stick
- Image MASSter: Rapid Image 7020CS IT
- Digital Intelligence Forensic Hardware: UltraKit
- Digital Intelligence Forensic Hardware: UltraBay II
- Digital Intelligence Forensic Hardware: UltraBlock SCSI
- Digital Intelligence Forensic Hardware: HardCopy 3P
- Wiebetech: Forensics DriveDock v4
- Wiebetech: Forensics UltraDock v4
- Image MASSter: WipeMASSter
- Image MASSter: WipePRO
- Portable Forensic Systems and Towers: Forensic Air-Lite V MK III
- Forensic Tower IV Dual Xeon
- Digital Intelligence Forensic Hardware: FREDDIE
- DeepSpar: 3D Data Recovery
  - Phase 1 Tool: PC-3000 Drive Restoration System
  - Phase 2 Tool: DeepSpar Disk Imager
  - Phase 3 Tool: PC-3000 Data Extractor
- Logicube
  - Cables
  - Adapters
  - GPStamp™
  - OmniPort
  - CellDEK®
- Paraben Forensics Hardware
  - Project-a-Phone
  - Mobile Field Kit
  - iRecovery Stick
- CelleBrite
  - UFED System
  - UFED Physical Pro

Module 10: Recovering Deleted Files and Deleted Partitions

Recovering the Deleted Files
- Deleting Files
- What Happens When a File is Deleted in Windows?
- Recycle Bin in Windows
  - Storage Locations of Recycle Bin in FAT and NTFS System
  - How the Recycle Bin Works
  - Damaged or Deleted INFO File
  - Damaged Files in Recycled Folder
  - Damaged Recycle Folder
- File Recovery in MAC OS X
- File Recovery in Linux
File Recovery Tools for Windows
- Recover My Files
- EASEUS Data Recovery Wizard
- PC INSPECTOR File Recovery
- Recuva
- DiskDigger
- Handy Recovery
- Quick Recovery
- Stellar Phoenix Windows Data Recovery
- Tools to Recover Deleted Files
  - Total Recall
  - Advanced Disk Recovery
  - Windows Data Recovery Software
  - R-Studio
  - PC Tools File Recover
  - Data Rescue PC
  - Smart Undelete
  - FileRestore Professional
  - Deleted File Recovery Software
  - DDR Professional Recovery Software
  - Data Recovery Pro
  - GetDataBack
  - UndeletePlus
  - Search and Recover
  - File Scavenger
  - Filesaver
  - Virtual Lab
  - [email protected] UNDELETE
  - Win Undelete
  - R-Undelete
  - Recover4all Professional
  - eData Unerase
  - [email protected] File Recovery
  - FinalRecovery
File Recovery Tools for MAC
- MAC File Recovery
- MAC Data Recovery
- Boomerang Data Recovery Software
- VirtualLab
- File Recovery Tools for MAC OS X
  - DiskWarrior
  - AppleXsoft File Recovery for MAC
  - Disk Doctors MAC Data Recovery
  - R-Studio for MAC
  - Data Rescue
  - Stellar Phoenix MAC Data Recovery
  - FileSalvage
  - TechTool Pro
File Recovery Tools for Linux
- R-Studio for Linux
- Quick Recovery for Linux
- Kernal for Linux Data Recovery
- TestDisk for Linux
Recovering the Deleted Partitions
- Disk Partition
- Deletion of Partition
- Recovery of the Deleted Partition
Partition Recovery Tools
- [email protected] Partition Recovery for Windows
- Acronis Recovery Expert
- DiskInternals Partition Recovery
- NTFS Partition Data Recovery
- GetDataBack
- EASEUS Partition Recovery
- Advanced Disk Recovery
- Power Data Recovery
- Remo Recover (MAC) - Pro
- MAC Data Recovery Software
- Quick Recovery for Linux
- Stellar Phoenix Linux Data Recovery Software
- Tools to Recover Deleted Partitions
  - Handy Recovery
  - TestDisk for Windows
  - Stellar Phoenix Windows Data Recovery
  - ARAX Disk Doctor
  - Power Data Recovery
  - Quick Recovery for MAC
  - Partition Find & Mount
  - Advance Data Recovery Software Tools
  - TestDisk for MAC
  - Kernel for FAT and NTFS – Windows Disk Recovery
  - Disk Drill
  - Stellar Phoenix MAC Data Recovery
  - ZAR Windows Data Recovery
  - AppleXsoft File Recovery for MAC
  - Quick Recovery for FAT & NTFS
  - TestDisk for Linux

Module 11: Forensics Investigation using AccessData FTK

Overview and Installation of FTK
- Overview of Forensic Toolkit (FTK)
- Features of FTK
- Software Requirement
- Configuration Option
- Database Installation
- FTK Application Installation
FTK Case Manager User Interface
- Case Manager Window
  - Case Manager Database Menu
    - Setting Up Additional Users and Assigning Roles
  - Case Manager Case Menu
    - Assigning Users Shared Label Visibility
  - Case Manager Tools Menu
    - Recovering Processing Jobs
    - Restoring an Image to a Disk
  - Case Manager Manage Menu
    - Managing Carvers
    - Managing Custom Identifiers
FTK Examiner User Interface
- FTK Examiner User Interface
  - Menu Bar: File Menu
    - Exporting Files
    - Exporting Case Data to a Custom Content Image
    - Exporting the Word List
  - Menu Bar: Edit Menu
  - Menu Bar: View Menu
  - Menu Bar: Evidence Menu
  - Menu Bar: Tools Menu
    - Verifying Drive Image Integrity
    - Mounting an Image to a Drive
  - File List View
    - Using Labels
    - Creating and Applying a Label
Starting with FTK
- Creating a case
- Selecting Detailed Options: Evidence Processing
- Selecting Detailed Options: Fuzzy Hashing
- Selecting Detailed Options: Data Carving
- Selecting Detailed Options: Custom File Identification
- Selecting Detailed Options: Evidence Refinement (Advanced)
- Selecting Detailed Options: Index Refinement (Advanced)
FTK Interface Tabs
- FTK Interface Tabs
  - Explore Tab
  - Overview Tab
  - Email Tab
  - Graphics Tab
  - Bookmarks Tab
  - Live Search Tabs
  - Volatile Tab
Adding and Processing Static, Live, and Remote Evidence
- Adding Evidence to a Case
- Evidence Groups
- Acquiring Local Live Evidence
- FTK Role Requirements For Remote Acquisition
- Types of Remote Information
- Acquiring Data Remotely Using Remote Device Management System (RDMS)
- Imaging Drives
- Mounting and Unmounting a Device
Using and Managing Filters
- Accessing Filter Tools
- Using Filters
- Customizing Filters
- Using Predefined Filters
Using Index Search and Live Search
- Conducting an Index Search
  - Selecting Index Search Options
  - Viewing Index Search Results
  - Documenting Search Results
- Conducting a Live Search: Live Text Search
- Conducting a Live Search: Live Hex Search
- Conducting a Live Search: Live Pattern Search
Decrypting EFS and other Encrypted Files
- Decrypting EFS Files and Folders
- Decrypting MS Office Files
- Viewing Decrypted Files
- Decrypting Domain Account EFS Files from Live Evidence
- Decrypting Credant Files
- Decrypting Safeboot Files
Working with Reports
- Creating a Report
- Entering Case Information
- Managing Bookmarks in a Report
- Managing Graphics in a Report
- Selecting a File Path List
- Adding a File Properties List
- Making Registry Selections
- Selecting the Report Output Options
- Customizing the Formatting of Reports
- Viewing and Distributing a Report

Module 12: Forensics Investigation Using EnCase

Overview of EnCase Forensic
- Overview of EnCase Forensic
- EnCase Forensic Features
- EnCase Forensic Platform
- EnCase Forensic Modules
Installing EnCase Forensic
- Minimum Requirements
- Installing the Examiner
- Installed Files
- Installing the EnCase Modules
- Configuring EnCase
  - Configuring EnCase: Case Options Tab
  - Configuring EnCase: Global Tab
  - Configuring EnCase: Debug Tab
  - Configuring EnCase: Colors Tab and Fonts Tab
  - Configuring EnCase: EnScript Tab and Storage Paths Tab
- Sharing Configuration (INI) Files
EnCase Interface
- Main EnCase Window
  - System Menu Bar
  - Toolbar
  - Panes Overview
    - Tree Pane
    - Table Pane
    - Table Pane: Table Tab
    - Table Pane: Report Tab
    - Table Pane: Gallery Tab
    - Table Pane: Timeline Tab
    - Table Pane: Disk Tab and Code Tab
  - View Pane
  - Filter Pane
    - Filter Pane Tabs
    - Creating a Filter
    - Creating Conditions
  - Status Bar
Case Management
- Overview of Case Structure
- Case Management
- Indexing a Case
- Case Backup
- Options Dialog Box
- Logon Wizard
- New Case Wizard
- Setting Time Zones for Case Files
- Setting Time Zone Options for Evidence Files
Working with Evidence
- Types of Entries
- Adding a Device
  - Adding a Device using Tableau Write Blocker
- Performing a Typical Acquisition
- Acquiring a Device
- Canceling an Acquisition
- Acquiring a Handsprings PDA
- Delayed Loading of Internet Artifacts
- Hashing the Subject Drive
- Logical Evidence File (LEF)
- Creating a Logical Evidence File
- Recovering Folders on FAT Volumes
- Restoring a Physical Drive
Source Processor
- Source Processor
- Starting to Work with Source Processor
- Setting Case Options
- Collection Jobs
  - Creating a Collection Job
  - Copying a Collection Job
  - Running a Collection Job
- Analysis Jobs
  - Creating an Analysis Job
  - Running an Analysis Job
- Creating a Report
Analyzing and Searching Files
- Viewing the File Signature Directory
- Performing a Signature Analysis
- Hash Analysis
- Hashing a New Case
- Creating a Hash Set
- Keyword Searches
- Creating Global Keywords
- Adding Keywords
- Importing and Exporting Keywords
- Searching Entries for Email and Internet Artifacts
- Viewing Search Hits
- Generating an Index
- Tag Records
Viewing File Content
- Viewing Files
- Copying and Unerasing Files
- Adding a File Viewer
- Viewing File Content Using View Pane
- Viewing Compound Files
- Viewing Base64 and UUE Encoded Files
Bookmarking Items
- Bookmarks Overview
- Creating a Highlighted Data Bookmark
- Creating a Note Bookmark
- Creating a Folder Information/ Structure Bookmark
- Creating a Notable File Bookmark
- Creating a File Group Bookmark
- Creating a Log Record Bookmark
- Creating a Snapshot Bookmark
- Organizing Bookmarks
- Copying/Moving a Table Entry into a Folder
- Viewing a Bookmark on the Table Report Tab
- Excluding Bookmarks
- Copying Selected Items from One Folder to Another
Reporting
- Reporting
- Report User Interface
- Creating a Report Using the Report Tab
- Report Single/Multiple Files
- Viewing a Bookmark Report
- Viewing an Email Report
- Viewing a Webmail Report
- Viewing a Search Hits Report
- Creating a Quick Entry Report
- Creating an Additional Fields Report
- Exporting a Report

Module 13: Steganography and Image File Forensics

Steganography
- What is Steganography?
- How Steganography Works
- Legal Use of Steganography
- Unethical Use of Steganography
Steganography Techniques
- Steganography Techniques
- Application of Steganography
- Classification of Steganography
- Technical Steganography
- Linguistic Steganography
- Types of Steganography
  - Image Steganography
    - Least Significant Bit Insertion
    - Masking and Filtering
    - Algorithms and Transformation
    - Image Steganography: Hermetic Stego
    - Steganography Tool: S- Tools
    - Image Steganography Tools
      - ImageHide
      - QuickStego
      - Gifshuffle
      - OutGuess
      - Contraband
      - Camera/Shy
      - JPHIDE and JPSEEK
      - StegaNote
  - Audio Steganography
    - Audio Steganography Methods
    - Audio Steganography: Mp3stegz
    - Audio Steganography Tools
      - MAXA Security Tools
      - Stealth Files
      - Audiostegano
      - BitCrypt
      - MP3Stego
      - Steghide
      - Hide4PGP
      - CHAOS Universal
  - Video Steganography
    - Video Steganography: MSU StegoVideo
    - Video Steganography Tools
      - Masker
      - Max File Encryption
      - Xiao Steganography
      - RT Steganography
      - Our Secret
      - BDV DataHider
      - CHAOS Universal
      - OmniHide PRO
  - Document Steganography: wbStego
    - Byte Shelter I
    - Document Steganography Tools
      - Merge Streams
      - Office XML
      - CryptArkan
      - Data Stash
      - FoxHole
      - Xidie Security Suite
      - StegParty
      - Hydan
  - Whitespace Steganography Tool: SNOW
  - Folder Steganography: Invisible Secrets 4
    - Folder Steganography Tools
      - StegoStick
      - QuickCrypto
      - Max Folder Secure
      - WinMend Folder Hidden
      - PSM Encryptor
      - XPTools
      - Universal Shield
      - Hide My Files
  - Spam/Email Steganography: Spam Mimic
- Steganographic File System
- Issues in Information Hiding
Steganalysis
- Steganalysis
- How to Detect Steganography
- Detecting Text, Image, Audio, and Video Steganography
- Steganalysis Methods/Attacks on Steganography
- Disabling or Active Attacks
- Steganography Detection Tool: Stegdetect
- Steganography Detection Tools
  - Xstegsecret
  - Stego Watch
  - StegAlyzerAS
  - StegAlyzerRTS
  - StegSpy
  - Gargoyle Investigator™ Forensic Pro
  - StegAlyzerSS
  - StegMark
Image Files
- Image Files
- Common Terminologies
- Understanding Vector Images
- Understanding Raster Images
- Metafile Graphics
- Understanding Image File Formats
- GIF (Graphics Interchange Format)
- JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group)
  - JPEG File Structure
  - JPEG 2000
- BMP (Bitmap) File
  - BMP File Structure
- PNG (Portable Network Graphics)
  - PNG File Structure
- TIFF (Tagged Image File Format)
  - TIFF File Structure
Data Compression
- Understanding Data Compression
- How Does File Compression Work?
- Lossless Compression
- Huffman Coding Algorithm
- Lempel-Ziv Coding Algorithm
- Lossy Compression
- Vector Quantization
Locating and Recovering Image Files
- Best Practices for Forensic Image Analysis
- Forensic Image Processing Using MATLAB
- Locating and Recovering Image Files
- Analyzing Image File Headers
- Repairing Damaged Headers
- Reconstructing File Fragments
- Identifying Unknown File Formats
- Identifying Image File Fragments
- Identifying Copyright Issues on Graphics
- Picture Viewer: IrfanView
- Picture Viewer: ACDSee Photo Manager 12
- Picture Viewer: Thumbsplus
- Picture Viewer: AD Picture Viewer Lite
- Picture Viewer Max
- Picture Viewer: FastStone Image Viewer
- Picture Viewer: XnView
- Faces – Sketch Software
- Digital Camera Data Discovery Software: File Hound
Image File Forensics Tools
- Hex Workshop
- GFE Stealth™ - Forensics Graphics File Extractor
- Ilook
- Adroit Photo Forensics 2011
- Digital Photo Recovery
- Stellar Phoenix Photo Recovery Software
- Zero Assumption Recovery (ZAR)
- Photo Recovery Software
- Forensic Image Viewer
- File Finder
- DiskGetor Data Recovery
- DERescue Data Recovery Master
- Recover My Files
- Universal Viewer

Module 14: Application Password Crackers

Password Cracking Concepts
- Password - Terminology
- Password Types
- Password Cracker
- How Does a Password Cracker Work?
- How Hash Passwords are Stored in Windows SAM
Types of Password Attacks
- Password Cracking Techniques
- Types of Password Attacks
- Passive Online Attacks: Wire Sniffing
- Password Sniffing
- Passive Online Attack: Man-in-the-Middle and Replay Attack
- Active Online Attack: Password Guessing
- Active Online Attack: Trojan/Spyware/keylogger
- Active Online Attack: Hash Injection Attack
- Rainbow Attacks: Pre-Computed Hash
- Distributed Network Attack
  - Elcomsoft Distributed Password Recovery
- Non-Electronic Attacks
- Manual Password Cracking (Guessing)
- Automatic Password Cracking Algorithm
- Time Needed to Crack Passwords
Classification of Cracking Software
Systems Software vs. Applications Software
System Software Password Cracking
- Bypassing BIOS Passwords
  - Using Manufacturer’s Backdoor Password to Access the BIOS
  - Using Password Cracking Software
    - CmosPwd
  - Resetting the CMOS using the Jumpers or Solder Beads
  - Removing CMOS Battery
  - Overloading the Keyboard Buffer and Using a Professional Service
- Tool to Reset Admin Password: [email protected] Password Changer
- Tool to Reset Admin Password: Windows Key
Application Software Password Cracking
- Passware Kit Forensic
- Accent Keyword Extractor
- Distributed Network Attack
- Password Recovery Bundle
- Advanced Office Password Recovery
- Office Password Recovery
- Office Password Recovery Toolbox
- Office Multi-document Password Cracker
- Word Password Recovery Master
- Accent WORD Password Recovery
- Word Password
- PowerPoint Password Recovery
- PowerPoint Password
- Powerpoint Key
- Stellar Phoenix Powerpoint Password Recovery
- Excel Password Recovery Master
- Accent EXCEL Password Recovery
- Excel Password
- Advanced PDF Password Recovery
- PDF Password Cracker
- PDF Password Cracker Pro
- Atomic PDF Password Recovery
- PDF Password
- Recover PDF Password
- Appnimi PDF Password Recovery
- Advanced Archive Password Recovery
- KRyLack Archive Password Recovery
- Zip Password
- Atomic ZIP Password Recovery
- RAR Password Unlocker
- Default Passwords
- http://www.defaultpassword.com
- http://www.cirt.net/passwords
- http://default-password.info
- http://www.defaultpassword.us
- http://www.passwordsdatabase.com
- http://www.virus.org
Password Cracking Tools
- L0phtCrack
- OphCrack
- Cain & Abel
- RainbowCrack
- Windows Password Unlocker
- Windows Password Breaker
- SAMInside
- PWdump7 and Fgdump
- PCLoginNow
- KerbCrack
- Recover Keys
- Windows Password Cracker
- Proactive System Password Recovery
- Password Unlocker Bundle
- Windows Password Reset Professional
- Windows Password Reset Standard
- Krbpwguess
- Password Kit
- WinPassword
- Passware Kit Enterprise
- Rockxp
- PasswordsPro
- LSASecretsView
- LCP
- MessenPass
- Mail PassView
- Messenger Key
- Dialupass
- Protected Storage PassView
- Network Password Recovery
- Asterisk Key
- IE PassView

Module 15: Log Capturing and Event Correlation

Computer Security Logs
- Computer Security Logs
- Operating System Logs
- Application Logs
- Security Software Logs
- Router Log Files
- Honeypot Logs
- Linux Process Accounting
- Logon Event in Window
- Windows Log File
  - Configuring Windows Logging
  - Analyzing Windows Logs
  - Windows Log File: System Logs
  - Windows Log File: Application Logs
  - Logon Events that appear in the Security Event Log
- IIS Logs
  - IIS Log File Format
  - Maintaining Credible IIS Log Files
- Log File Accuracy
- Log Everything
- Keeping Time
- UTC Time
- View the DHCP Logs
  - Sample DHCP Audit Log File
- ODBC Logging
Logs and Legal Issues
- Legality of Using Logs
- Records of Regularly Conducted Activity as Evidence
- Laws and Regulations
Log Management
- Log Management
  - Functions of Log Management
  - Challenges in Log Management
  - Meeting the Challenges in Log Management
Centralized Logging and Syslogs
- Centralized Logging
  - Centralized Logging Architecture
  - Steps to Implement Central Logging
- Syslog
  - Syslog in Unix-Like Systems
  - Steps to Set Up a Syslog Server for Unix Systems
  - Advantages of Centralized Syslog Server
- IIS Centralized Binary Logging
Time Synchronization
- Why Synchronize Computer Times?
- What is NTP?
  - NTP Stratum Levels
- NIST Time Servers
- Configuring Time Server in Windows Server
Event Correlation
- Event Correlation
  - Types of Event Correlation
  - Prerequisites for Event Correlation
  - Event Correlation Approaches
Log Capturing and Analysis Tools
- GFI EventsManager
- Activeworx Security Center
- EventLog Analyzer
- Syslog-ng OSE
- Kiwi Syslog Server
- WinSyslog
- Firewall Analyzer: Log Analysis Tool
- Activeworx Log Center
- EventReporter
- Kiwi Log Viewer
- Event Log Explorer
- WebLog Expert
- XpoLog Center Suite
- ELM Event Log Monitor
- EventSentry
- LogMeister
- LogViewer Pro
- WinAgents EventLog Translation Service
- EventTracker Enterprise
- Corner Bowl Log Manager
- Ascella Log Monitor Plus
- FLAG - Forensic and Log Analysis GUI
- Simple Event Correlator (SEC)

Module 16: Network Forensics, Investigating Logs and Investigating Network Traffic

Network Forensics
- Network Forensics
- Network Forensics Analysis Mechanism
- Network Addressing Schemes
- Overview of Network Protocols
- Overview of Physical and Data-Link Layer of the OSI Model
- Overview of Network and Transport Layer of the OSI Model
- OSI Reference Model
- TCP/ IP Protocol
- Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) and ??heir Placement
  - How IDS Works
  - Types of Intrusion Detection Systems
  - General Indications of Intrusions
- Firewall
- Honeypot
Network Attacks
- Network Vulnerabilities
- Types of Network Attacks
  - IP Address Spoofing
  - Man-in-the-Middle Attack
  - Packet Sniffing
    - How a Sniffer Works
  - Enumeration
  - Denial of Service Attack
  - Session Sniffing
  - Buffer Overflow
  - Trojan Horse
Log Injection Attacks
- New Line Injection Attack
  - New Line Injection Attack Countermeasure
- Separator Injection Attack
  - Defending Separator Injection Attacks
- Timestamp Injection Attack
  - Defending Timestamp Injection Attacks
- Word Wrap Abuse Attack
  - Defending Word Wrap Abuse Attacks
- HTML Injection Attack
  - Defending HTML Injection Attacks
- Terminal Injection Attack
  - Defending Terminal Injection Attacks
Investigating and Analyzing Logs
- Postmortem and Real-Time Analysis
- Where to Look for Evidence
- Log Capturing Tool: ManageEngine EventLog Analyzer
- Log Capturing Tool: ManageEngine Firewall Analyzer
- Log Capturing Tool: GFI EventsManager
- Log Capturing Tool: Kiwi Syslog Server
- Handling Logs as Evidence
- Log File Authenticity
- Use Signatures, Encryption, and Checksums
- Work with Copies
- Ensure System’s Integrity
- Access Control
- Chain of Custody
- Condensing Log File
Investigating Network Traffic
- Why Investigate Network Traffic?
- Evidence Gathering via Sniffing
- Capturing Live Data Packets Using Wireshark
  - Display Filters in Wireshark
  - Additional Wireshark Filters
- Acquiring Traffic Using DNS Poisoning Techniques
  - Intranet DNS Spoofing (Local Network)
  - Intranet DNS Spoofing (Remote Network)
  - Proxy Server DNS Poisoning
  - DNS Cache Poisoning
- Evidence Gathering from ARP Table
- Evidence Gathering at the Data-Link Layer: DHCP Database
- Gathering Evidence by IDS
Traffic Capturing and Analysis Tools
- NetworkMiner
- Tcpdump/Windump
- Intrusion Detection Tool: Snort
  - How Snort Works
- IDS Policy Manager
- MaaTec Network Analyzer
- Iris Network Traffic Analyzer
- NetWitness Investigator
- Colasoft Capsa Network Analyzer
- Sniff - O - Matic
- NetResident
- Network Probe
- NetFlow Analyzer
- OmniPeek Network Analyzer
- Firewall Evasion Tool: Traffic IQ Professional
- NetworkView
- CommView
- Observer
- SoftPerfect Network Protocol Analyzer
- EffeTech HTTP Sniffer
- Big-Mother
- EtherDetect Packet Sniffer
- Ntop
- EtherApe
- AnalogX Packetmon
- IEInspector HTTP Analyzer
- SmartSniff
- Distinct Network Monitor
- Give Me Too
- EtherSnoop
- Show Traffic
- Argus
Documenting the Evidence Gathered on a Network

Module 17: Investigating Wireless Attacks

Wireless Technologies
- Wireless Networks
- Wireless Terminologies
- Wireless Components
- Types of Wireless Networks
- Wireless Standards
- MAC Filtering
- Service Set Identifier (SSID)
- Types of Wireless Encryption: WEP
- Types of Wireless Encryption: WPA
- Types of Wireless Encryption: WPA2
- WEP vs. WPA vs. WPA2
Wireless Attacks
- Wi-Fi Chalking
- Access Control Attacks
- Integrity Attacks
- Confidentiality Attacks
- Availability Attacks
- Authentication Attacks
Investigating Wireless Attacks
- Key Points to Remember
- Steps for Investigation
  - Obtain a Search Warrant
  - Identify Wireless Devices at Crime Scene
    - Search for Additional Devices
    - Detect Rogue Access Point
  - Document the Scene and Maintain a Chain of Custody
  - Detect the Wireless Connections
    - Methodologies to Detect Wireless Connections
    - Wi-Fi Discovery Tool: inSSIDer
    - GPS Mapping
      - GPS Mapping Tool: WIGLE
      - GPS Mapping Tool: Skyhook
    - How to Discover Wi-Fi Networks Using Wardriving
    - Check for MAC Filtering
    - Changing the MAC Address
    - Detect WAPs using the Nessus Vulnerability Scanner
    - Capturing Wireless Traffic
      - Sniffing Tool: Wireshark
      - Follow TCP Stream in Wireshark
      - Display Filters in Wireshark
      - Additional Wireshark Filters
  - Determine Wireless Field Strength
    - Determine Wireless Field Strength: FSM
    - Determine Wireless Field Strength: ZAP Checker Products
    - What is Spectrum Analysis?
  - Map Wireless Zones & Hotspots
  - Connect to Wireless Network
    - Connect to the Wireless Access Point
    - Access Point Data Acquisition and Analysis: Attached Devices
    - Access Point Data Acquisition and Analysis: LAN TCP/IP Setup
    - Access Point Data Acquisition and Analysis
      - Firewall Analyzer
      - Firewall Log Analyzer
  - Wireless Devices Data Acquisition and Analysis
  - Report Generation
Features of a Good Wireless Forensics Tool
Wireless Forensics Tools
- Wi-Fi Discovery Tools
  - NetStumbler
  - NetSurveyor
  - Vistumbler
  - WirelessMon
  - Kismet
  - AirPort Signal
  - WiFi Hopper
  - Wavestumbler
  - iStumbler
  - WiFinder
  - Meraki WiFi Stumbler
  - Wellenreiter
  - AirCheck Wi-Fi Tester
  - AirRadar 2
- Wi-Fi Packet Sniffers
  - OmniPeek
  - CommView for Wi-Fi
  - Wi-Fi USB Dongle: AirPcap
  - tcpdump
  - KisMAC
- Acquiring Traffic Using DNS Poisoning Techniques
  - Intranet DNS Spoofing (Local Network)
  - Intranet DNS Spoofing (Remote Network)
  - Proxy Server DNS Poisoning
  - DNS Cache Poisoning
- Evidence Gathering from ARP Table
- Evidence Gathering at the Data-ink Layer: DHCP Database
- Gathering Evidence by IDS
Traffic Capturing and Analysis Tools
- NetworkMiner
- Tcpdump/Windump
- Intrusion Detection Tool: Snort
  - How Snort Works
- IDS Policy Manager
- MaaTec Network Analyzer
- Iris Network Traffic Analyzer
- NetWitness Investigator
- Colasoft Capsa Network Analyzer
- Sniff - O - Matic
- NetResident
- Network Probe
- NetFlow Analyzer
- OmniPeek Network Analyzer
- Firewall Evasion Tool: Traffic IQ Professional
- NetworkView
- CommView
- Observer
- SoftPerfect Network Protocol Analyzer
- EffeTech HTTP Sniffer o Big-Mother o EtherDetect Packet Sniffer
  - Cascade Pilot Personal Edition
  - OptiView® XG Network Analysis Tablet
  - Network Packet Analyzer
  - Network Observer
  - Ufasoft Snif
  - CommView for WiFi
  - Network Assistant
- Wi-Fi Raw Packet Capturing Tools
  - WirelessNetView
  - Pirni Sniffer
  - Tcpdump
  - Airview
- Wi-Fi Spectrum Analyzing Tools
  - Cisco Spectrum Expert
  - AirMedic
  - BumbleBee
  - Wi-Spy

Module 18: Investigating Web Attacks

Introduction to Web Applications and Webservers
- Introduction to Web Applications
- Web Application Components
- How Web Applications Work
- Web Application Architecture
- Open Source Webserver Architecture
- Indications of a Web Attack
- Web Attack Vectors
- Why Web Servers are Compromised
- Impact of Webserver Attacks
- Website Defacement
- Case Study
Web Logs
- Overview of Web Logs
- Application Logs
- Internet Information Services (IIS) Logs
  - IIS Webserver Architecture
  - IIS Log File Format
- Apache Webserver Logs
- DHCP Server Logs
Web Attacks
- Web Attacks - 1
- Web Attacks - 2
Web Attack Investigation
- Investigating Web Attacks
- Investigating Web Attacks in Windows-Based Servers
- Investigating IIS Logs
- Investigating Apache Logs
- Example of FTP Compromise
- Investigating FTP Servers
- Investigating Static and Dynamic IP Addresses
- Sample DHCP Audit Log File
- Investigating Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
- Investigating SQL Injection Attacks
- Pen-Testing CSRF Validation Fields
- Investigating Code Injection Attack
- Investigating Cookie Poisoning Attack
- Detecting Buffer Overflow
- Investigating Authentication Hijacking
- Web Page Defacement
- Investigating DNS Poisoning
- Intrusion Detection
- Security Strategies to Web Applications
- Checklist for Web Security
Web Attack Detection Tools
- Web Application Security Tools
  - Acunetix Web Vulnerability Scanner
  - Falcove Web Vulnerability Scanner
  - Netsparker
  - N-Stalker Web Application Security Scanner
  - Sandcat
  - Wikto
  - WebWatchBot
  - OWASP ZAP
  - SecuBat Vulnerability Scanner
  - Websecurify
  - HackAlert
  - WebCruiser
- Web Application Firewalls
  - dotDefender
  - IBM AppScan
  - ServerDefender VP
- Web Log Viewers
  - Deep Log Analyzer
  - WebLog Expert
  - AlterWind Log Analyzer
  - Webalizer
  - eWebLog Analyzer
  - Apache Logs Viewer (ALV)
- Web Attack Investigation Tools
  - AWStats
  - Paros Proxy
  - Scrawlr
Tools for Locating IP Address
- Whois Lookup
- SmartWhois
- ActiveWhois
- LanWhois
- CountryWhois
- CallerIP
- Hide Real IP
- IP - Address Manager
- Pandora FMS

Module 19: Tracking Emails and Investigating Email Crimes

Email System Basics
- Email Terminology
- Email System
- Email Clients
- Email Server
- SMTP Server
- POP3 and IMAP Servers
- Email Message
- Importance of Electronic Records Management
Email Crimes
- Email Crime
- Email Spamming
- Mail Bombing/Mail Storm
- Phishing
- Email Spoofing
- Crime via Chat Room
- Identity Fraud/Chain Letter
Email Headers
- Examples of Email Headers
- List of Common Headers
Steps to Investigate
- Why to Investigate Emails
- Investigating Email Crime and Violation
  - Obtain a Search Warrant and Seize the Computer and Email Account
  - Obtain a Bit-by-Bit Image of Email Information
  - Examine Email Headers
    - Viewing Email Headers in Microsoft Outlook
    - Viewing Email Headers in AOL
    - Viewing Email Headers in Hotmail
    - Viewing Email Headers in Gmail
    - Viewing Headers in Yahoo Mail
    - Forging Headers
  - Analyzing Email Headers
    - Email Header Fields
    - Received: Headers
    - Microsoft Outlook Mail
    - Examining Additional Files (.pst or .ost files)
    - Checking the Email Validity
    - Examine the Originating IP Address
  - Trace Email Origin
    - Tracing Back
    - Tracing Back Web-based Email
  - Acquire Email Archives
    - Email Archives
    - Content of Email Archives
    - Local Archive
    - Server Storage Archive
    - Forensic Acquisition of Email Archive
  - Recover Deleted Emails
    - Deleted Email Recovery
Email Forensics Tools
- Stellar Phoenix Deleted Email Recovery
- Recover My Email
- Outlook Express Recovery
- Zmeil
- Quick Recovery for MS Outlook
- Email Detective
- Email Trace - Email Tracking
- R-Mail
- FINALeMAIL
- eMailTrackerPro
- Forensic Tool Kit (FTK)
- Paraben’s email Examiner
- Network Email Examiner by Paraben
- DiskInternal’s Outlook Express Repair
- Abuse.Net
- MailDetective Tool
Laws and Acts against Email Crimes
- U.S. Laws Against Email Crime: CAN-SPAM Act
- 18 U.S.C. § 2252A
- 18 U.S.C. § 2252B
- Email Crime Law in Washington: RCW 19.190.020

Module 20: Mobile Forensics

Mobile Phone
- Mobile Phone
- Different Mobile Devices
- Hardware Characteristics of Mobile Devices
- Software Characteristics of Mobile Devices
- Components of Cellular Network
- Cellular Network
- Different Cellular Networks
Mobile Operating Systems
- Mobile Operating Systems
- Types of Mobile Operating Systems
- WebOS
  - WebOS System Architecture
- Symbian OS
  - Symbian OS Architecture
- Android OS
  - Android OS Architecture
- RIM BlackBerry OS
- Windows Phone 7
  - Windows Phone 7 Architecture
- Apple iOS
Mobile Forensics
- What a Criminal can do with Mobiles Phones?
- Mobile Forensics
- Mobile Forensics Challenges
- Forensics Information in Mobile Phones
- Memory Considerations in Mobiles
- Subscriber Identity Module (SIM)
- SIM File System
- Integrated Circuit Card Identification (ICCID)
- International Mobile Equipment Identifier (IMEI)
- Electronic Serial Number (ESN)
- Precautions to be Taken Before Investigation
Mobile Forensic Process
- Mobile Forensic Process
  - Collect the Evidence
    - Collecting the Evidence
    - Points to Remember while Collecting the Evidence
    - Collecting iPod/iPhone Connected with Computer
  - Document the Scene and Preserve the Evidence
  - Imaging and Profiling
  - Acquire the Information
    - Device Identification
    - Acquire Data from SIM Cards
    - Acquire Data from Unobstructed Mobile Devices
    - Acquire the Data from Obstructed Mobile Devices
    - Acquire Data from Memory Cards
    - Acquire Data from Synched Devices
    - Gather Data from Network Operator
    - Check Call Data Records (CDRs)
    - Gather Data from SQLite Record
    - Analyze the Information
  - Generate Report
Mobile Forensics Software Tools
- Oxygen Forensic Suite 2011
- MOBILedit! Forensic
- BitPim
- SIM Analyzer
- SIMCon
- SIM Card Data Recovery
- Memory Card Data Recovery
- Device Seizure
- SIM Card Seizure
- ART (Automatic Reporting Tool)
- iPod Data Recovery Software
- Recover My iPod
- PhoneView
- Elcomsoft Blackberry Backup Explorer
- Oxygen Phone Manager II
- Sanmaxi SIM Recoverer
- USIMdetective
- CardRecovery
- Stellar Phoenix iPod Recovery Software
- iCare Data Recovery Software
- Cell Phone Analyzer
- iXAM
- BlackBerry Database Viewer Plus
- BlackBerry Signing Authority Tool
Mobile Forensics Hardware Tools
- Secure View Kit
- Deployable Device Seizure (DDS)
- Paraben's Mobile Field Kit
- PhoneBase
- XACT System
- Logicube CellDEK
- Logicube CellDEK TEK
- TadioTactics ACESO
- UME-36Pro - Universal Memory Exchanger
- Cellebrite UFED System - Universal Forensic Extraction Device
- ZRT 2
- ICD 5200
- ICD 1300

Module 21: Investigative Reports

Computer Forensics Report
- Computer Forensics Report
- Salient Features of a Good Report
- Aspects of a Good Report
Computer Forensics Report Template
- Computer Forensics Report Template
- Simple Format of the Chain of Custody Document
- Chain of Custody Forms
- Evidence Collection Form
- Computer Evidence Worksheet
- Hard Drive Evidence Worksheet
- Removable Media Worksheet
Investigative Report Writing
- Report Classification
- Layout of an Investigative Report
  - Layout of an Investigative Report: Numbering
- Report Specifications
- Guidelines for Writing a Report
- Use of Supporting Material
- Importance of Consistency
- Investigative Report Format
- Attachments and Appendices
- Include Metadata
- Signature Analysis
- Investigation Procedures
- Collecting Physical and Demonstrative Evidence
- Collecting Testimonial Evidence
- Do’s and Don'ts of Forensics Computer Investigations
- Case Report Writing and Documentation
- Create a Report to Attach to the Media Analysis Worksheet
- Best Practices for Investigators
Sample Forensics Report
- Sample Forensics Report
Report Writing Using Tools
- Writing Report Using FTK
- Writing Report Using ProDiscover

Module 22: Becoming an Expert Witness

Expert Witness
- What is an Expert Witness?
- Role of an Expert Witness
- What Makes a Good Expert Witness?
Types of Expert Witnesses
- Types of Expert Witnesses
- Computer Forensics Experts
  - Role of Computer Forensics Expert
- Medical & Psychological Experts
- Civil Litigation Experts
- Construction & Architecture Experts
- Criminal Litigation Experts
Scope of Expert Witness Testimony
- Scope of Expert Witness Testimony
- Technical Witness vs. Expert Witness
- Preparing for Testimony
Evidence Processing
- Evidence Preparation and Documentation
- Evidence Processing Steps
- Checklists for Processing Evidence
- Examining Computer Evidence
- Prepare the Report
- Evidence Presentation
Rules for Expert Witness
- Rules Pertaining to an Expert Witness’s Qualification
- Daubert Standard
- Frye Standard
- Importance of Resume
- Testifying in the Court
- The Order of Trial Proceedings
General Ethics While Testifying
- General Ethics While Testifying
- Importance of Graphics in a Testimony
- Helping your Attorney
- Avoiding Testimony Issues
- Testifying during Direct Examination
- Testifying during Cross-Examination
- Deposition
- Recognizing Deposition Problems
- Guidelines to Testify at a Deposition
- Dealing with Media
- Finding a Computer Forensic Expert

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