For everyone who responded to this #DFIR question below. I gathered all your feedback and put it into a repository which can be found below. I'll continue to update with everything related. #DigitalForensics#AntiForensics
I will add what we already cover in our anti-forensics course already
Dec 31, 2022 • 16 tweets • 9 min read
Uploaded all my Offensive Security & Reverse Engineering (OSRE) course labs (docx) to my repo found below. Most of them have very detailed instructions and should be great to get you started in Software Exploitation. 1/n #Offsec#SoftwareExploitation#RE
exploitation.ashemery.com
The only labs I did not upload, were the RE labs, because most of them were from online CrackMe(s) and from @OphirHarpaz online #RE workshop found below. 2/n
During my last #DFIR training for 2022; I did many new video recording. Some have already been added to the #CCDFA course, while others will be added very soon. The course "currently" has 55+ hands-on labs, 50+ videos, and over 40 Q&As.
Why am I saying this? 1/3
Because @cyber5w and @hexordia are both running a 30% discount on all #DFIR courses and training which ends tomorrow! Therefore, I highly recommend you take advantage of this discount and register for the #CCDFA course. 2/3 academy.cyber5w.com/courses/ccdfa-…
Nov 27, 2022 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
For those who do #ThreatIntel; could you please read this thread and share with me your thoughts?
1. Client signs up for a service 2. Client after a while sends email requesting their email to be deleted from our systems to limit online exposure 3. Client gets email deleted
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After a month+ 1. Clients signs up for service again using different email 2. After a while, client sends an email requesting account deletion claiming they're limiting their online exposure
Question after this scenario: what is the real benefit they gain from this? #OSINT
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