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Python Digital Forensics Cookbook

You're reading from   Python Digital Forensics Cookbook Effective Python recipes for digital investigations

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2017
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781783987467
Length 412 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Chapin Bryce Chapin Bryce
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Preston Miller Preston Miller
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Table of Contents (11) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Essential Scripting and File Information Recipes FREE CHAPTER 2. Creating Artifact Report Recipes 3. A Deep Dive into Mobile Forensic Recipes 4. Extracting Embedded Metadata Recipes 5. Networking and Indicators of Compromise Recipes 6. Reading Emails and Taking Names Recipes 7. Log-Based Artifact Recipes 8. Working with Forensic Evidence Container Recipes 9. Exploring Windows Forensic Artifacts Recipes - Part I 10. Exploring Windows Forensic Artifacts Recipes - Part II

Introduction

Probably within the first few hours of starting your career in cyber security, you were already hunched over a screen, feverishly scanning a spreadsheet for clues. This sounds familiar because it is true and part of the daily process for most investigations. Spreadsheets are the bread and butter of cyber security. Within them are details of various processes and specific information extracted from valuable artifacts. In this cookbook, we will frequently output parsed artifact data into a spreadsheet due to its portability and ease of use. However, considering that at one time or another every cyber security professional has created a technical report for a nontechnical audience, a spreadsheet may not be the best option.

Why create reports at all? I think I've heard that muttered by stressed examiners before. Today, everything is built on information interchange...

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