Posts Tagged ‘network forensics’

There was a rapid growth of encryption programs in 2017. The most striking attacks were WannaCry, exPetr and BadRabbit. The attacks were aimed at businesses, and cyber security experts are looking for a way to stop the spread of the virus. Experts say that WannaCry has not been destroyed yet.

Cybercrimes cover a broad spectrum, from email scams to downloading copyrighted works for distribution, and are fueled by a desire to profit from another person’s intellectual property or private information.

There are several options for how to solve the effect of an opaque proxy server on network connections. This blog is obsessed with how you can solve this problem by volatility and lines.

Foxton Forensics provides free and commercial tools for capturing, extracting and analyzing Internet history from the main web browsers on the desktop. They offer products that are primarily focused on the field of digital forensics and are used worldwide by law enforcement, government, military, corporate and educational organizations.