Full Course New Solution-CFDI-345: Operating System Forensics

Full Course New Solution-CFDI-345: Operating System Forensics Course summary:

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Details Due Assignment Week 1: Discussion - File system versus operating due system. by 23:59 due Assignment Week 1: Assignment - Evidence Acquisition by 23:59 due Assignment Week 1: Lab - Launching X-Ways by 23:59 Wed, 19 May due Assignment Week 2: Discussion - Registry and Plists 2021 by 23:59 Sun, 23 May Assignment Week 2: Assignment - Registry and computer due 2021 analysis by 23:59 Assignment Week 2: Lab - Examining the Windows Registry due with X-Ways by 23:59 Wed, 26 May due Assignment Week 3: Discussion - Shellbags 2021 by 23:59 Sun, 30 May due Assignment Week 3: Lab - RegRipper 2021 by 23:59 Wed, 2 Jun due Assignment Week 4: Discussion - Memory and the registry 2021 by 23:59 Sun, 6 Jun 2021 due Assignment Midpoint Course Feedback Survey by 23:59 due Assignment Week 4: Assignment - Memory Analysis by 23:59 Assignment Week 4: Lab - Analyzing a Memory Dump Using due Volatility by 23:59 Wed, 9 Jun due Assignment Week 5: Discussion - Logfiles 2021 by 23:59 Sun, 13 Jun Assignment Week 5: Assignment - Locating and documenting due 2021 evidence by 23:59

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Details Assignment Week 5: Lab - Analyzing log files

Wed, 16 Jun 2021 Sun, 20 Jun 2021

Assignment Week 6: Discussion - Internet artifact locations Assignment Week 6: Assignment - Internet browsing and artifact locations Assignment Week 6: Lab - Analysis of Internet-Based Evidence

Wed, 23 Jun Assignment Week 7: Discussion - Reporting and Timelines 2021 Fri, 25 Jun 2021 Assignment Extra Credit: IDEA Survey Quiz Assignment Week 7: Final Project Submission Assignment Week 7: Lab - Data within a Timeline

Due due by 23:59 due by 23:59 due by 23:59 due by 23:59 due by 23:59 due by 23:59 due by 23:59 due by 23:59

Full Course New Solution-CFDI-345: Operating System Forensics Week 1: Discussion - File system versus operating system.

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People frequently confuse file system forensics and operating system forensics. Explain the differences between the two subject areas and provide some examples of items that would be specific to an operating system.

Please submit your initial post by Wednesday at 11:59 pm and all follow-up posts

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Full Course New Solution-CFDI-345: Operating System Forensics Week 2: Discussion - Registry and Plists

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Based on this week's reading and explanation of registry and plists, what are three specific examples of important configuration settings that may be useful to an investigator/examiner?

Describe the file path and name where these items are located on your own personal system (either Mac or Windows) and why you think they are important.

Please submit your initial post by Wednesday at 11:59 pm and all follow-up posts

by Sunday at 11:59 pm. The discussions grading rubric is used for this assignment.

Full Course New Solution-CFDI-345: Operating System Forensics Week 3: Discussion - Shellbags

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What are some reasons that shellbag analysis can be important to an investigator? Prior to this class, has anyone been exposed to shell bags, or made the analysis of them part of a standard workflow? Think about the types of crimes where shell bags might provide valuable information. Select one type of crime and dive deep. In the type of crime you select, where exactly does shellbag evidence get created and what would that reveal about user activity?

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