Module 1
Ubuntu Forensics (W42)
Explore forensic methods in an Ubuntu environment. Build on imaging, hashing, and metadata concepts as you examine Linux evidence.
Instructor · Luca Cadonici
- Modules:
- 6
- Lessons:
- 39
eForensics learning
Practical skills.
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What you'll learn
- Prepare an Ubuntu workstation for forensic analysis.
- Extract useful information from Ubuntu systems.
- Apply imaging, hashing, and metadata concepts to Linux evidence.
Prerequisites
Basics of Digital Forensics: Basic concepts of Computer Forensics (mounting, hashing, metadata) Basic concepts of IT security (encryption, decryption, cracking) Equipment and software: A workstation running Ubuntu
Module 2
Module 1
Assessments
(W42A01) Working with the image of a seized device - Lab
(W42A02) Reconstruct a route using the GPS coordinates of the metadata - Lab
Module 3
Module 2
Assessments
(W42A03) Collecting workstation information - Lab
(W42A04) Collecting user information - Lab
Module 4
Module 3
Assessments
(W42A05) Firefox forensics - Lab
(W42A06) Thunderbird Forensics
Module 5
Module 4
Assessments
(W42A07) Mounting an encrypted folder - Lab
(W42A08) Dictionary Attack with John the Ripper - Lab
Module 6
Final Exam
Assessments
(W42Q01) Final Exam
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