Introduction
You've been hacked
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What you need to know before taking this course
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Conducting an incident response
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1. Preparing for an Incident Response
Preparation in the key to success
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Storage devices in Windows
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Installing FTK Imager
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Installing DD for Windows
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Preparing your evidence collection drive
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Creating a USB drive with trusted tools
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Validating our trusted tool kit
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2. Volatile Data Acquisition
Evidence collection
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Volatile and nonvolatile data
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Acquiring a memory image in Windows
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Acquiring a memory image in Windows in DumpIt
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Using CryptCat and Tee
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Collecting the data/time of the victim
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Documenting the logged on users
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Documenting open network connections
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Documenting the running processes
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Documenting any shared files
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3. Nonvolatile Data Acquisition
Nonvolatile evidence collection
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Collecting disk attributes using Disk Map
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Documenting completion of live collection
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Verification of data collected
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Graceful shutdown
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4. Acquiring Evidence from Storage Media
Write blockers
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Enabling a software write blocker in Windows
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Imaging a drive with the FTK Imager
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Imaging a drive with Forensic Imager
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5. Challenges with Encryption
Encryption in Windows
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Determining if BitLocker is running
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Securing a system with BitLocker
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BitLocker implementation and recovery password
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6. Logging Your Evidence
Creating a report
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Example report
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Ex_Files_Incident_Response_Windows.zip
(45 KB)