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OSINT for Beginners: Getting Started with Open Source Intelligence
Hey there! Even if you’re just starting in cybersecurity or you’re a seasoned veteran red/blue teamer, you’ll have something new to learn. Remember, OSINT skills can be used not only in the cybersecurity field, but also in law enforcement, market analysis, and business.
The Forensics Guide to Windows Prefetch: Analyzing Execution & Spotting LOLBins
Prefetch is a digital forensic artifact falling under the on-disk category since it is stored in the Windows file system.
Career Guide: How to Become a SOC Analyst
SOC analysts are the first line of defence in today’s technology-driven world; from detecting threats to responding, they play a critical role in the cyber defence of enterprises. Today’s article will explore the exciting world of SOC analysts.
Introduction to Digital Forensics and Incident Response
Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) is a specialized field of cybersecurity, comprising two different areas. Forensics is the part of the investigation done after an incident has occurred. It involves the collection, preservation, and analysis of digital artifacts. This is done using advanced tools, which we shall discuss in the sections below.
A Beginner’s Guide to Malware Analysis
Malware analysis is one of the skills that are essential in the modern landscape, where malware is one of the key vectors utilized by adversaries to gain initial access or establish persistence.
Linux Command-Line Cheat Sheet
Linux is one of the most widely used operating systems in the world, and with such a high level of usage, it has essentially become one of the most important tools for any IT professional to have. A lot of Linux’s power resides in the terminal emulator.
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